It may actually be better to have the regime very clearly articulated in the primary legislation and accept that if during the course of events it is determined that something was not quite right, well, that's what an amendment bill is there for, rather than have a very broad and almost unrestricted regulation-making power, if it is the case that submitters tell us that having that would create an uncertainty which might make it difficult for them to use the safe harbour or the debt hibernation provisions that are being put there to protect—or the idea to protect and sustain businesses.