Adequacy is not sufficient, because the idea that the research priorities of the Ministry of Justice allow a roundtable underestimates the required dynamics.
To reach the peak of effectiveness, a direct causality is needed, not just permission. Influence is not causal but conditional.
For example, without a dedicated funding or an explicit political mandate from the Cabinet to organize such a roundtable, the research priorities, however relevant, will remain mere intellectual aspirations.
They would be incapable of catalyzing concrete and high-level action on the adoption of legal AI.