The fourth SOP I put up was the change regarding the issue of the functions of the Reserve Bank. Now, I've been pushing for the Reserve Bank to take a much more active role on cryptocurrencies, and the Reserve Bank Governor has been reluctant to—this pre-dates the introduction of this bill. In this bill, they have put in a specific clause that they're going to monitor cryptocurrency. In my view, there are times when the Minister of Finance should be able to say to the governor, as an executive role, and possibly to the chair of the board now, that he or she should have the opportunity to require them to have a particular look at some aspects, because it may impact on the Crown. And you may have a governor or a board that chooses not to do it. Now, under the current bill arrangements, a change in the functions of the Reserve Bank can only be requested by the Governor of the Reserve Bank. We think that is appropriate, but we also think there should be the opportunity for the finance Minister to request a change in the functions. So there should be a two-way street to it. It doesn't change the right of the governor or the board to request the change, but it should be a two-way street. And, again, Mr Robertson chose to ignore that advice.