Then let me ask this question following up.
In the legislation there's built in ministerial exemption, and the reason for the ministerial exemption would be a very rare circumstance. This seems to be ideal, built for what you're looking for. Would that be sufficient, what we have already in the legislation for the situations you're looking for—the ministerial opt-out clause, his judgment—because let's face it, the minister still has to justify whatever he does in the court of public opinion? Is it sufficient, the ministerial exemption?