So then I go back to the purpose clause again. I look at the fourth purpose part, in clause 3(1)(d), which is to "promote and facilitate the development of fair, efficient, and transparent financial markets." Again, it's those policy analysis details coming back in. So where does this link to in the bill? I look to clause 40, and that was, again—which is in Part 3, which I've just discussed, where you need to go back to the regulator for those rule changes. Then, if you look deeper into the bill, in clause 89, "Making FMI operator subject to statutory management"—now, that's really important. If for any reason an operator comes under the statutory manager, the Governor-General may, by Order in Council—under clause 89—on the advice of the Minister given in accordance with a recommendation of the regulator, declare that they're subject to a statutory manager, appoint one or more persons as a statutory manager of that operator, and the order must specify the date on which it comes into force and also appoint two or more statutory managers. The key thing to that is that it is through an Order in Council. An Order in Council is gazetted weekly. So again, there are layers of transparency that come through this bill which, again, fall back to the initial problem that the IMF recognised.