If it does anything, it gives Parliament—as properly should be the case—the decision-making role on any changes that are made because any change under section 10 would be subject to Parliament's agreement to an affirmative order, before which there would have to be statutory consultation on the proposals and consideration of them in Parliament.In my opening remarks, I also made the point that I can see the merits of the argument, which has come from the Subordinate Legislation Committee, for us to publish draft orders that are not within the tramlines of the parliamentary process but are used for pre...