From our perspective, we've been seeing a lot of inspiration from the U.K. government as well as Australia, particularly looking at it through a Commonwealth lens. There is a real move to incorporate more of an MOU approach. Instead of adding yet another regulatory body or another regulatory legislative piece that, again, will take years to pass, there's a real horizontality that we're seeing in some of these models. From an innovator perspective, that's a really important approach, because innovation moves horizontally. It's thinking about different contexts and different use cases.
If our legislative vehicles can look at it from that perspective, connect those dots and perhaps be better wayfinders for innovators navigating our Westminster model, approaches like looking at the Australian and U.K. governments and some of the approaches they've been taking would be a good model for that.
Of course, I am not being very specific, so I will give some concrete examples to the committee after this, but these are two countries that we're looking at for inspiration.