ANDREW BAYLY (National—Port Waikato): Thank you, Madam Chair. Just in that same vein, the bill provides for a financial market infrastructure (FMI) operator to be placed into statutory management under certain conditions. I suppose my question is: the bill goes on to allow for what is called the new operator scheme, which basically means that the business of the FMI can be transferred to a new operator—so I suppose it's a pretty Draconian measure that's the last resort—so I'd be keen to know from the Minister, you know, what are the parameters around that, on what basis and when it would take place, what would happen to the existing rights of the directors, and what would happen to the liabilities that were transferred? So they're quite big issues, because at that point, you're really talking about something quite significant.