The problem that is fixed by this bill is that many of these boards, the charitable entities that were affected by the particular Act, ended up having to prepare two sets of financial statements. They were supposed to prepare two sets of financial statements. Now, it's not that difficult. It doesn't take a lot to translate from one to the other but it was unnecessary. More to the point, it turned out that many of these entities weren't actually even doing the two sets of financial statements. Now they were prudent. They were managing their money well. They were accounting for it properly. There is no suggestion anywhere of any impropriety or anything like that. Nevertheless, just because of the way things had fallen out, they weren't actually complying with the law and they weren't actually preparing those two sets of financial statements. 