Thank you very much. You're exactly right; this is the second iteration. To some degree, perhaps self-regulation should be earned. If you can demonstrate that your industry is doing an effective job, then government can consider the self-regulatory model, in which case I would argue that lawyers have done that.
I'll move on to another area: ghost consultants. This is a huge problem. We've heard it over and over again. Should government reject applications done by ghost consultants? Is there a provision or a way whereby we can mitigate the penalty against those applicants, not for the consultants but to provide protection for the applicants?