going, relying a lot on trust. and we are in transition to a place where people have broken those rules, but also people are more sceptical, the public is more sceptical that just because people say they are following rules that they are. so i think we are in transition to something that is more transparent, more sceptical, more questioning and needing more things written down. but what these reports showed is the really unpalatable side of that transition where if a prime minister, past or present, wants to break the rules or break the spirit of the rules, he just can — and just has. and it's really very hard to reach for sanctions for that because so little is actually codified about all this. nesrine, last thoughts on this, is this something that we need to be much more aware of in a global context? because we are quite good at lecturing other parts of the world on standards of governments.