I'd like to put it on the record that all parliamentary oversight on this bill, at an MP level and at a select committee level, will evaporate, and that is a very serious issue that we need to talk about at the committee stage. Such oversight need not impinge on the ultimate power of the finance Minister in issuing remit, we're not against that. But we acknowledge that the cross-party interest in the central bank's monetary policy objectives needs to be refined. Similarly, ACT considers that the Minister of Finance and the Reserve Bank should both have the ability to initiate changes to the functions of the Reserve Bank. However, in this bill, this may only occur upon request of the Reserve Bank, but is subject to agreement by the Minister of Finance. In our view, that changes its function. It should be subject to some oversight by Parliament, that such occurs with an Order in Council is also a confirmable instrument.