It is clear that corporate collapses are not only of concern to government, professional bodies, investors, and the public at large, but that various agencies have worked in a coordinated way to try to refine mechanisms of governance and to try to minimize the probability of future crises. The Language of governance has changed, as is evident, for example, in the Hampel Report’s acknowledgement of stakeholder interests. At the same time, the language of governance has been adopted try corporate responsibility, notably the widespread use of terms such as 'accountability' and 'transparency' in corporate responsibility reports, as guiding features of the required procedures.