Furthermore, it is unclear whether “proportional representation of majority and opposition” clearly ensures that one nominee comes from among the opposition parties regardless of their strength in the Parliament. To avoid uncertainty concerning the draft proposal, it would be advisable to clearly state that one member appointed by the parliament is appointed by the governing party or parties and one from the opposition. Since there may be situations in which the opposition parties might not agree on a common candidate, the Code should specify the procedure for nomination, for example, by specifying the candidate with the most votes from among the opposition MPs shall be appointed or a similar procedure.