Despite the fact that it is not legally binding, this tool is an interpretation authorized by the institutions designated for such purpose in the Covenant, and has in other cases (like the human right to water) had significant weight in the international clarification of the content of certain more difficultly understood rights. Due to the fact that it was only recently approved we are at present unable to know what the scope of the text is going to be, but the existence of this PO-page Comment, drafted in consultation with different experts and civil society, as well as the members of the CESR, may lead to interesting specification processes of' cultural rights; we could mentioned the idea of the Comment's Rapporteur, Mr. Jaime Marchan Romero, current Chairperson of the United Nations ESCR Committee, who said that the approval of the Comment «does not end the work but perhaps leads us into a much longer work»47 We must not however fail to mention the fact that, although it had previous received the attention of the Committee, it was not until now that a consensus has been reached on the cultural issue within the Covenant.