Of course, what this agreement does, fundamentally, is provide the bank with an annual average of $115 million a year for its operations over the next five years, with a further average of $13 million a year for the issuance of currency. I'd like to join with other members of this House in recognising, fundamentally, the importance of the independence of this institution, of its advice, and of the tools that it utilises. In my contribution today, I would like to highlight the bank's new dual mandate, which was alluded to by the Hon Paul Goldsmith. It is to set monetary policy in a way that maintains, obviously, price stability and supports maximum sustainable employment. Also, it is to bring together climate change and jobs and to say that the best way to fulfil that dual mandate is actually to address the climate crises. 