No one could forget the confusion that existed in New Zealand after the 1984 election, and the decision by the Government of the day to devalue the New Zealand dollar, the refusal by the incumbent Prime Minister, at that stage, to do it, and the powerlessness of any of the bureaucracy to be able to act in the best interests of New Zealand at that time. That's why, over a period of years, a Labour Government did consider what would be the best arrangements for the Reserve Bank, what would be the best arrangements for monetary policy in New Zealand, and came up with this Act. I think it's worth noting that for all of those 31 years since that time, this has been a success.