I think what's important to address here is that we're taking a concept of corporate social responsibility and trying to turn it into a matter of law. I think Professor Simons made the point that CSR gives one a competitive advantage. It is something that companies do inherently on a voluntary basis, because doing what's right is good for business. Doing what's right means going beyond what is required by law or regulation. It's inherently a voluntary activity.
In the past, when we've come up against issues of people's expectations having risen over time, whether in dealing with environmental standards or in aboriginal consultations--these are two examples--then we have changed the law to change what is required as opposed to what is encouraged.