I guess the other point in there is really some of the questions around the confidentiality of information here, because we know how sensitive the information can be here, and it's important that when notices are issued here, it's absolutely confidential—and, as well, the securities is another really important aspect, that if an administrator is appointed, a statutory manager is appointed, then the rights of secured creditors are not diluted. In fact, that was not immediately apparent, that wasn't abundantly clear on the first draft, and we wanted to make it absolutely clear that if someone had a call on financial assets as a secured party, if an administrator was appointed, they would be preserved. Again, essential to the financial system that we have—and that goes to confidence, doesn't it, because if secured parties can't have confidence that their interests are protected even when the Government steps in to administer a piece of financial infrastructure, then that's undermining of the financial system as a whole.