I think we probably will agree that if that's something that proves to be useful, we would encourage the commission to do that. But I think it's important that the commission has the flexibility to comment on what it thinks needs to be done, that we preserve that independence, and I don't want the commission locked into specific targets or specific assessments that it has to adhere to, set by this Parliament. I think it's up to the commission to decide how it wants to approach this issue. It has been established as an independent entity, as we have already canvassed.