You are part of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. The board checks if there is a good reason to remove the Governor. If they find a good reason, they must tell the Minister in writing. They can also suggest that the Governor be removed from their job. The board can make this decision quickly and fairly, following the principles of natural justice. They must consider the matter properly before making a decision. This rule does not apply to some specific reasons for removal, which are mentioned in section 92(1)(b), (d), and (e). You can look at similar rules from the past, like the one mentioned in the 1986 legislation, to understand how this rule works.