I think I'll give some high-level remarks, and if you want specifics, I think Andrew could probably propose them.
As I said earlier, at a high level, a central agency should still play a role, given that central agencies have a very important role in budgeting expenditures, but Parliament as well needs to play a role to ensure independence. Setting the levels should come from a parliamentary committee, whether it be this committee for my office, another committee for other agents of Parliament or a general committee for all of us, however the structure happens.
We see that in other jurisdictions. Some of the provinces have that model. Ontario is an example. Some of the other agents of Parliament have that, and then internationally, I would point to the United Kingdom.
I don't know if you want more specifics. I'll ask Andrew to maybe give you more specifics, if you're interested.