So, again, there are a number of stringent requirements already, there is a small pool of providers in this, and then the third thing that we, I think, also should consider is the selection criteria of those who are in positions such as liquidators. I take the point from across the House that that's not the only position we're considering here, but that is one. If you look at liquidation methods, you would have things like voluntary liquidation, where 75 percent of shareholders would have to make the decision to appoint a liquidator. So there are steps in place for those people with the best information to hand to make the most appropriate decision about who's going to perform that task. It's not that there's an absence, in this area, of protections; there are protections there.