The Governor-General can make a special order if the Minister advises them to, based on a recommendation from the Bank. You might wonder what this order is about - it's to say that a licensed deposit taker, which is a company that looks after people's money, is in a special situation called resolution. The Governor-General can also make an order to say that one or more people or companies connected to the licensed deposit taker are in resolution. If you want to learn more about similar laws, you can look at the s 117(1) from 1989. This is all part of how the government manages problems with companies that look after people's money.