One thing blocks me: the definition of "allows" here is too vague. A research, by its nature, does not directly "allow" an event like a government roundtable; it can inform or contextualize. For a roundtable to be convened, an active decision and a specific resource allocation are required, such as a clear mandate given to a senior official. Without such political will, research priorities remain a document, not a direct catalyst. For example, if the Ministry of Justice does not mandate a responsible person to act on these priorities, the roundtable will not materialize.