I'm still trying to get my head around the ombudsman. These round tables were serious work, with a lot of people from the industry as well in on them. One of the things they coalesced around in the end was an ombudsman with enforcement capabilities.
I'm just trying to understand why, since the industry agreed with that, the government would come in with a position that is beneath that. It would seem to me that industry wanted something that was higher, at least as a result of the round tables. I wonder why we're not striking higher.