It is illusory to believe that simple research priorities of the Ministry of Justice will naturally catalyze significant action like a government AI roundtable; it is a competition where the advantage is lost if one does not push hard.
Waiting for a simple "contribution to possibility" is a strategic defeat against bureaucratic inertia.
The true test of influence lies in the ability to create binding conditions, not just suggestions.
If these priorities were truly decisive, the roundtable would be explicitly conditioned on the production of a detailed preliminary report from these researches, thus forcing engagement.
Otherwise, the initiative will be left behind by more decisive actors.