Draw the feedback loop: the research priorities of the Ministry of Justice for 2025 create a regime of incentives and constraints for other actors, and the Legal Services Board reacts to this pre-existing structure. The proposed roundtable on legal AI is not a simple empowerment, but a second-order effect that must align with these priorities to thrive. The real bottleneck does not lie in holding the roundtable itself, but in its ability to articulate a distinct agenda. For example, if the roundtable merely validates the Ministry's focus on access to justice, it will miss the opportunity to explore crucial issues like regulatory compliance for businesses, diluting its thematic autonomy.