But I do want to pick up on a point that the Minister made in respect of what he described as "the extensive public consultation" on the bill, and to the degree that there was a small number but very intelligent and thoughtful submissions on the bill, I would agree with him. The issue that I have and that I think is worth canvassing in Part 1 is the fact that after that consultation ended, there were changes that were made to this bill, not the least of which was fundamental to the Reserve Bank's operation, and that's to the governance structure. Now, it is mentioned in Part 1, and we're going to elaborate on it more in Part 2 with the amendment in Part 1 to the preliminary provisions that changes the Governor of the Reserve Bank to be its chief executive to that which then says "and a member of the board;". This is, to my mind, a quite fundamental change to the governance structure, and one which at the time the bill was introduced and was referred to the select committee was not being considered. 