The intent of the sixth recommendation is to place the burden on the government to determine whether a systemic vulnerability exists.
In the analysis we conducted while drafting the bill, we concluded that this analysis would be better carried out by electronic service providers, because they know their systems better than anyone—certainly better than the government—since they are the ones who developed and operate them. It's therefore up to them to tell us whether what we're asking them to do could create a systemic vulnerability. We would then hold discussions and decide, based on this information, whether the ministerial order should be issued in the form considered initially.
We will use the information provided by the providers to make informed decisions. We truly intend to consult with electronic service providers, and this is not merely an intention; it is a requirement under the legislation.