The Supreme Court Justice who I referred to didn't just recognise the importance, she also recognised that "Judicial independence doesn't happen [all] by itself." In fact, she said, "It's hard to create, and it's easier than most people imagine to damage or destroy it." So that's really why it's important for us to periodically consider whether the architecture we have in place that protects that independence is still appropriate or whether the threshold, the radius which that independence covers at the moment, needs to be shifted. That's essentially what's happening here, with the six categories of decision makers moving from the Cabinet Fees Framework to the remuneration authority.