In fairness, Commissioner, you're making a recommendation on one, but you're refusing to say one way or the other on the other. You're prepared to say you believe a perceived conflict should be covered. You've staked out very clear ground on that.
In this case, I'm looking for the same. Either you agree or you don't. You've made it clear that you agree on the question of perceived conflicts being included, in spite of Parliament's having excluded it originally. In this case, Parliament previously excluded it. The committee has recommended that there be a modification made to the law.
You're well within your right, sir, to offer your opinion, as you did on the former subject.