Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I mean, firstly, the first principle here, I would argue, of course, is the independence of the Reserve Bank. The second point I would argue is that the member's question suggests that there isn't the possibility to scrutinise the decisions of the Reserve Bank and the governor at different points. The governor goes to the Finance and Expenditure Committee, if I recall, every three months. Every decision is subject to scrutiny, and, of course, separately. The remit has a statutory review currently under way, which there is the possibility for submissions on. There are ample opportunities to raise these kinds of questions. 