 While they provide convincing evidence that at least some groups can meet the first two conditions, we need, once again, to be worried about the third, i.e., that which pertains to the willfulness or control of a collective agent. In their own words, “the question raised by the third condition is whether a group agent is in control over the actions it takes so that we might expect its normative judgment, for example, to be capable of impacting on its behavior” (List and Pettit, 2011, 159). How can a group, above its individual members, exert this level of control?