As we've said before, we support a legislative solution to effect that aim. The problem, as we see it, with having a board and having that as one of a series of criteria is that it is changeable government to government. It's an administrative “we would like to see”. It's not a legal “you must have”. There is a distinction there that we certainly make.
We have supported and continue to support legislation that requires Supreme Court judges to be bilingual without the aid of an interpreter.