The minister can always consult with us. To do so, he explains the situation to us. He asks us whether there is a conflict of interest or not, what he can do, and what he should not do. Once he has explained the situation, we generally tell him whether there is a conflict of interest or not. If there is a conflict, he asks us if there are measures to protect him. For example, what we're talking about here is the famous filter. We establish a filter to ensure that the minister does not participate in discussions that could create a conflict of interest.
