It's interesting stuff. I'll try to fit in one more question.
It's a very interesting distinction between standards and regulation. In my mind, it seems that one of the key distinctions is that the standards agencies are entirely at arm's length from lawmakers and the government. The question is around the trade-off when it comes to accountability.
You've mentioned the application to AI. The other safety regulation and legislation that we're currently debating is the online harms act, which speaks very much to safety.
It seems that if we were to empower an arm's-length standards body to come up with standards for online harm, it's going to be making a lot of very subjective.... Already in the legislation there are serious questions about definitions, concepts and society's expectations around online safety. We would now be talking about empowering an unaccountable body to make these determinations. Are there limits to what standards bodies should be empowered with?