So not everyone will reach the same assessment of the balance of risks at any given time, and it would not be uncommon for a significant proportion of observers to be unable to pick the exact timing at which policy, in its efforts to manage risks, might be adjusted.
Indeed, if policy is about right most of the time, incremental adjustments are highly likely to be 'on balance' decisions. There may therefore be plenty of people disagreeing with the decision on the day. That said, the RBA has not in recent years been, by international standards, what one could call an activist central bank.