Mr. Tom O'Connell:

No, I mean, I think the view is that ... the bank or the Governor is giving advice to the Government, the best advice as he sees it, and the Government is the final arbiter in these things, you know. They can decide to ... not to accept that advice. I mean, it would be fairly common, you know. The Bank of England might be recommending to the British Government the same thing or the Fed in the States, you know, it would be fairly common.