I'll try to answer that.
You've touched on the biggest challenge we face, which is the fact that every department and every new government will have a different interpretation. In my work, I've always found that education is the most important aspect, even for my own people. Too often, treaties are signed, shelved and forgotten. People get caught up in the urgency of the moment.
An independent commissioner will help us address that challenge with respect to education. We commented on the new commissioner's qualifications, and that's reflected here. The person chosen must be someone who is aware of the general context, not just isolated issues or what's going on in one department. That is what will really help us meet the challenge of the educational obligation that's incumbent on all the parties concerned.