Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): The National Party will support this motion. We do so, however, with some misgivings, which I'll come to later. But we certainly need a strong Reserve Bank in this country in order to perform the important roles that it has around price stability and, latterly, its focus on employment, and certainly the stability of the financial system at a time when the economy is weak and where we entered the COVID recession already in recession with a slowing economy. We now face an enormous increase in our public debt and the need for households in New Zealand to pay back that debt over the next few years—an extra $80,000 per household of debt has been signalled in Budget 2020. So we have a critical period in the economic life of our country coming up, and it certainly requires good economic management from the elected officials—and we'll be outlining our case for that over the next couple of months—but it also requires strong financial institutions, and the Reserve Bank is one of those. So it should be appropriately funded, as it has here.