I'm very selfish, and I would not want that, because they do very different things.
One of them gets very much into the nitty-gritty of the individual backgrounds of all of the people in senior public offices. They offer advice about very specific things.
The lobbying commissioner is responsible for a registry of the people communicating with the government, when they are communicating with the government and how they are communicating with the government. They're not regulators. They're not designed to be regulators. They were never designed to be regulators. They are there to encourage public disclosure and allow for people to know who's talking to whom.
I think they're very different jobs.