This bill is out of step from this Government, and the finance Minister, who is determined to bring us back to an era where him and Mr Shaw decided that they would change the model to go beyond the business cycle management to looking at a remit that would place some emphasis and heavy scrutiny on the board of the Reserve Bank, and it is fundamentally different to what is anticipated. So, tonight, we'd like—the ACT Party—to put on the record where we think the thought process is coming from, and we look forward to the committee stage for working out the mechanics and the details. We would really love to see some conservative policy-making being reinjected back into this, and even though we supported this at the first stage, after hearing what we've heard, and after hearing and reading what we've seen in the press recently, we will be opposing the bill at this reading.