So for those of us who are passionate about markets—and I suspect there'll be a few, but maybe not everybody in this place—we will, I hope, universally extoll the benefits of these measures in this Parliament. While it's a world first, and we've worked closely with the UK on this legislation, it's also true that other countries are looking very closely. The EU has signalled an interest here; I'm sure the US will start to move soon. We will be the first but we will be one of many that move towards making sure we have better information, more standardised information, from markets so that we have more efficient allocation of capital, for a better future for all citizens in this country and around the world. This is a meaningful thing that we are doing here today. 