If it stays as it's written, clearly there will be restrictions or perceptions that the independence is not always there. This committee mentioned it with my predecessor earlier. Given that the approval process provides these kinds of restrictions and limits the independence, there will of course be some perception that the freedom to operate the office may not be there, as the control and direction of the office and its officers may not be. There's a clause that says it's going to be vested with the Speakers.
I would say that, yes, there's a risk that the perception will be that all the work may not be totally independent.