Regarding some of the specifics of the Bill, two characteristics apply. One is the requirement on Ministers to consult, pay attention and take into account what is said and the other is the requirement to give information. I want to emphasise that it deals with all three pillars of the Union's activities. It deals not just with the core activities, but with Justice and Home Affairs and with the CFSP. These tend to be areas where more controversial decisions are taken. While I appreciate there is a problem about legislation because much legislation does not necessarily arise in these areas, it is important that the process outlined in the Bill should apply also to these elements of the Union's activities.