Mr. Stephen Mulvany:

Absolutely, and I am trying to give the Deputy a sense of that. At the moment, the chief operations officer is involved in a large amount of detailed implementation and oversight discussion. For example, when we implement a new national ICT project, that is often driven centrally and nationally. We are quite close to getting clear that the genesis of large programmes of work, such as ICT projects, will still need to have a central aspect to them. However, we will still collaborate with what will be the RHAs around the objectives. The actual implementation and delivery, the management and making of decisions within a defined resources and set objectives will be given over to the RHAs.