The second SOP that I put up was that the board needs to appoint people of the appropriate calibre, and the weird thing is that we have adopted—and the Minister has talked about this and Treasury officials have talked about it—the lowest sort of issue or framework for providing guidance on who could be appointed to this most august and, in my view, most significant economic entity in New Zealand in terms of its role in our financial markets. So the bill is full of stuff about what you can't be to be a board member. It says "if you've got a criminal record". You can't be a serving politician. You can't have been adjudicated to have been in receivership at some stage—a whole list of absolutely mindless, silly things that, if you even were to put that into your CV or had any chance of being in that situation, these people would not be, or should not be, even contemplated as having any of the skills to be even contemplated to be put on the board.