The role of the UK's Anti-Corruption Champion has never been particularly clear in the past, although recently some clarity has been given in the wake of the Anti-Corruption Strategy 2017-2022. Do you think the role, as currently defined, is sufficiently comprehensive to meet the challenges of global corruption as they impact the U.K.? If you could modify the position description, what additional responsibilities might you assign? How would you draft a job description for a similar government officer in the United States, given the differences between the U.S. and British anti-corruption frameworks?