So if we track this through, clause 28—or, actually, it starts at clause 24 with the board's role, the membership of the board, the method of appointment, the criteria for recommendations, qualifications, etc., etc. The critical clause for the member's concern that he's just raised is clause 28(2), which says, "The Minister may only recommend a person who, in the Minister's opinion, has the appropriate knowledge, skills, and experience to assist the Bank to achieve its objectives and performance functions." Those functions are, in turn, listed in clause 10(1) of the bill, and those functions are "to act as the central bank for New Zealand, … to act as a prudential regulator and supervisor", and it goes through all of those things, all the way from paragraph (a) through to paragraph (j). 