When I first announced in 2013 that I was seeking a consultation to see if the code was meeting its objectives or should be revised, the initial reaction was, “What's wrong? We didn't request a change.” I think when they felt that I was truly listening and so on, the participation was quite extraordinary, which allowed me to go out with a stronger code, as required by the act in 2014 for consultation.
My experience has been that lobbyists do want to comply with the act and the code. What I've been seeing now, to really get to the heart of your question, is how, if they've reacted, they've actually been coming increasingly to the office to ask questions before taking action to make sure they conform. I think it's quite positive.