I think this is a bill—in my mind—that's very important to New Zealand. We have a good reputation in New Zealand for being a good place for doing business. We have a good reputation for being very strong in business ethics, and this bill's intent is to enhance our reputation. We are not seen as a corrupt country; neither do we want to be seen as a corrupt country. But if you leave some gaps in the law at times, then it leaves the opportunity for people to take advantage. The thing with this bill is it will remove any inherent conflict of interest that exists for those providing advice on the trading viability of troubled companies who would then go on to be appointed as the administrator, liquidator, or receiver of the company. While there may not be any actual intent with most of the people that would be carrying out these functions, what it would do is remove any doubt if that opportunity wasn't allowed to prevail in this country. 