Much of the Bill relates to the establishment of the commission and its ongoing functions and responsibilities, but I would like to concentrate on what the changes will mean for the users and drivers of taxis. The setting up of the advisory council is a crucial element of the proposed legislation. Those involved in the sector view it as being of intrinsic importance in terms of the future shape of the industry. It is essential that sufficient thought is put into its make-up and membership. Five years is, perhaps, too long to have to wait for a statement of strategy. As we all know, much can happen in five years. I suggest that this proposal be re-examined.