To guarantee enforcement and to protect the security and privacy of trust framework users, the bill also establishes a trust framework authority. Now, that authority will be responsible for reviewing accreditation applications, but also for conducting investigations into potential rule breaches. And, indeed, if it finds a rule has been breached, it will have the power to issue a public warning or to suspend or cancel the accreditation of someone who has already been accredited or an organisation that's already been accredited to the trust framework.