I think if the Minister was able to too tightly control how the bank used its money, that could undermine its position. It is important that we have transparency about that—and we'll come to this later—but that actually means that that will now be tabled in Parliament, the way in which we do that. I think that's a useful step forward. It will enable more people to see it. We used to just do it after the fact, essentially; now it'll come here and be tabled. So that will give all members of the House some opportunity to see that, but, again, to me it's striking that balance between operational independence and us setting frameworks and parameters. We're at risk of me saying that a lot in the next few parts of this bill.