The potential that this will give rise to is that we do have some Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) and we do feel deeply about them. We think they're quite significant, we're not putting up frivolous SOPs, and I think that gives rise to the potential that the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act will need to be changed in the future. I think that's something that's very disappointing and something that's actually a bit of a lost opportunity for Parliament, because, as I've said before, this is our pre-eminent financial institution and it's absolutely essential that whoever is in Government has the right framework to make sure that this institution operates effectively in the best interests of all New Zealanders.