I would like to ask you another question. Time is quite a rare commodity when you are in the second opposition party.
You said it: It takes resources. Right now, there's a whole floor in the Prime Minister's building that does nothing but manage his conflicts of interest. It's not an accusation, it's normal. He is someone who, because of his past life in the business world, knows so many people that there is a presumption of lobbying wherever he goes. So it's important to handle it correctly. We assume he does it, but there's not really any evidence.
Do you feel that the weight of the checking done by the office of the Prime Minister is such that the Commisioner of Lobbying might lack resources for his other tasks?