A working consensus, but not necessarily a majority, has emerged on a number of issues including the idea of a single constitutional treaty and a single legal personality, which would bring an end to the pillar structure. The importance of that is that the first pillar is generally subject to European parliamentary scrutiny, whereas, in general, the second and third pillars are not, except where the Council finds that it should consult with the Parliament. However, the Parliament does not have any legislative role in the second and third pillars. It has a consultative role in some, but not all, cases. The importance of having a single legal personality, therefore, means that a greater degree of democracy is created within the decision-making process. I must be honest and say that other speakers will present Members with a different view on how far we should go in that regard. However, that matter is part of the debate.