That way you are bringing in the public to participate in law making. We have here, the Deputy Minister of Trade, who has a very effective chairman of such a committee. They were travelling all over the country, having public hearings from ordinary people to participate in that draft bill. Some bills are more important, so to say than others, and they demand more participation from people. This confidence deals with good governance.
Good governance requires that leaders are in sync with new thinking and new communication skills.
That cannot be over emphasized. They must be in sync with what is happening, computer knowledge, all these things if they are going to enter the 21st century and provide good governance. In the year ahead, the 21st century, political leaders must be educated. I am not saying here that they must have PhDs. They must be self-educated.