I will just repeat my point of view quickly. The institutional perspective that makes us depend solely on this doctrine is inadequate.
You can see that the standard has a byzantine side. We have an institutional situation in which it becomes very difficult to know the facts in detail. Institutionally, over a longer time and on a broader scale, the Shawcross doctrine is inadequate in determining the independence of the prosecutor's work, given that the Attorney General, as we understand the position in Canada, is likely to intervene directly in specific cases while still being a member of cabinet. It can be improved. Amendments need to be made and we need to stop depending on this constitutional convention alone.