Thank you. If I understand you correctly, you are holding consultations, gathering input and considering the issue of fatigue. In the bill before us, however, which is practically an omnibus bill, we would have expected to see concrete measures. The same can be said for passenger rights. As my colleague Mr. Sikand so rightly pointed out, two years later, there are still no regulations. Rather, you are saying that consultations will begin after royal assent to determine what the bill of rights should include. In other words, it will take at least another year until passengers find out the basis for their rights.
Are we about to miss the train or the plane on this?
In the previous Parliament, a bill of rights was introduced which the minister—who was not the minister at the time—was very favourable to. He even voted for that bill of rights.
Why can the process not be speeded up in order to serve the public?