Yes, I think the legislation should provide clear notice to public office holders, and especially to ministers and ministers of state, as to what sorts of conduct are considered to constitute conflicts of interest. So right now, what you see, and what you've seen in some of the rulings from the commissioner, is her reference to some conduct that is set out as prohibited under the guidelines. What she has done is essentially incorporated that by reference into the definition under section 9 for conflicts of interest.
I think if some activity has been accepted for, I would say, at least the last 20 or 30 years, as constituting a conflict of interest or prohibited activity by successive prime ministers in the instructions that they have given to their ministers and ministers of state, then certainly now, 20 or 30 years later, we're at the time where it is appropriate to explicitly spell that out and prohibit that in legislation.