It's the government's view that the policy and its enforceability hit the mark in terms of how enforceable it is, because if you take a careful look at the legislative framework, it's all linked together. It becomes a legislative requirement. The detail requirements are fixed administratively but they become a legal requirement, because the minister specifies.... Industry is on notice. It becomes an offence if you don't comply with the act in its entirety, which brings in certain detail requirements that the minister specifies.
One of the key reasons we went administratively was that we were trying to ensure that our industry was not disadvantaged as compared to the industry of the U.K., E.U., and U.S members. We need to have that flexibility to react quickly to ensure that our report meets the requirements of the other jurisdictions' reports. It's suited to an evergreen kind of approach, because it deals with how you comply, whereas the substantive obligation on what you comply with is in the act.