I also want to highlight an apparent contradiction, I think, which is that clause 121 of Part 3 is quite specific in that it allows the Governor-General, on advice of the Minister, to direct the monetary policy committee to formulate monetary policy for one or more economic objectives for a particular period of time. So for 12 months, to say "Well here's a particular thing you're required to achieve over the next 12 months.", and it gives the Minister that power. But tellingly in subclause (4), when the Minister exercises that power, he is required to make an Order in Council—the Order in Council is viewed as secondary legislation that is set out explicitly. I think it's interesting that the Minister thinks that constraint is appropriate for that section, for clause 121, where he's setting out a short term objective, but is not necessary for clause 118, in departure from how this bill was originally drafted, and I would invite his comments.