Last year—no; actually, halfway through this year—I gave a speech that caused quite some chagrin across the House, when I described the Prime Minister as like Rob Muldoon with slogans and kindness, and I stood by those comments in the face of that criticism because of what I believed was the creeping executive fiat that's been going on over the last 10 months that looks very much like a Muldoonist approach. Then, Dr Deborah Russell absolutely nailed home the confirmation that this Government looks, acts, and sounds exactly like a Government of the 1970s and 1980s. She said that our primary objective is that there is a Government that is going to govern, and then she says that this will increase political accountability. Well, actually, it won't. It might increase accountability, but it reduces independence, and in the post-Muldoon period, the passage of the Reserve Bank Act was designed as a handbrake on executive fiat by maintaining and protecting the independence between the Government—