I'm putting the idea forward because it might be an interesting way of doing it in the future.
I now want to talk about your ability to be independent of the government that just appointed you, even though it outsourced the process to an outside firm. The minister didn't intervene this time, unlike the other time.
Do you feel totally independent from the government that appointed you? Of course, the government has to appoint someone who can criticize it in terms of management, governance, bills, and so on. It's important to consider this aspect as well.