As advised earlier, the 2019 Act changes were made with the support of the Opposition and, again, it was to promote better outcomes underneath the corporate insolvency system by strengthening the regulation of insolvency practitioners. How the Act supported those outcomes was it introduced a robust new regime for licensing practitioners. It provided effective mechanisms for holding them to account and it required things such as professional development to raise the standards of practitioners' behaviour at the time. Those were necessary changes to ensure that all the insolvency practitioners meet the basic standards of honesty and competency that the public is entitled to expect. 