I think the best way to do that is by beginning the implementation of the work the government has been doing up until now.
The government's been consulting at length with the industry about all of the ways to manage all of the risks, including how to make sure that cybersecurity risks are managed; how to make sure that data is appropriately safeguarded; how to make sure that firms are required to be very transparent with their customers about what data they're accessing, for what reason and why; how to make it very easy for a consumer to revoke their consent if they don't want to share their data anymore; and how to allocate liability in the event something goes wrong so that consumers aren't waiting days and days, or weeks and weeks, to be made whole.
All of these questions have been asked and answered. They've been sent up to the minister in a giant book. It's been referred to colloquially as an open banking encyclopedia.
The way we do it is by implementing all of those measures, and we hope to see that in fall legislation.