Look, I think that on any subject, if you can have multi-party support it's amazing. In the panel before us, I didn't catch the name of the academic, but I really liked it when he said that studies would show that when two or three parties have a consensus, you're going to see the public follow and agree to make that a priority, whatever the topic is, so certainly I think you're right to say everything you've just said.
In terms of the mechanisms, some of that would probably work. My gut would say that even just having the public dialogue would do the trick, frankly, and it's as simple as the discourse being, “No, we're supportive of this. We recognize”—whether it's party X, Y or Z—“that this is something we have to invest in. We're all working on this together.”