But there are other matters that the Reserve Bank is concerned with—in particular, it is concerned with the stability of our financial systems. So what this bill does is actually creates the capacity for the Reserve Bank to increase its insight over the financial system, to engage in better regulation, but it also increases the political accountability around the Reserve Bank—in particular, the Minister of Finance, who sets the financial remit, is subject to elections every three years, is subject to scrutiny in the House, is subject to the select committee process, and is subject to all the processes that this House has to hold people accountable for the policies that they set. So it actually increases—it increases—the accountability of what happens over at the Reserve Bank—it increases the accountability because of the scrutiny of this House.