You have to look at each on its own merits. You write that statement and you have the people who know that place well, but also there's a certain expertise in doing that. I would say that's the approach to take, to look at it that way.
In terms of the question about who would be on that committee, what you really want is balance. You want a lot of different points of view and different ways of thinking. You don't want to load it up with just a lot of, if I may say so, historical experts, because they will have their points of view. You need to have that balance.
What the minister needs is really good advice, understanding what the real intent of this bill is. I think that's what I would do if I were advising the minister. And then you can put forward lots of names of candidates to be on that. There are lots of people in this country who have the skills to do this.