What I want to do, before I start actually speaking about some of the details of the bill, is acknowledge—because this is about businesses going into liquidation or having people appointed when a business is not succeeding—that over the last two years, as we've experienced COVID, I know that there are a lot of business in this country that have gone through a lot of pain. Often, when businesses have to go into liquidation or receivership, it is through things that are outside of the control of those businesses, and there have certainly been a lot of things that are outside of the control of many businesses over the past couple of years. I think of businesses particularly in the tourism sector. I think about businesses in the hospitality sector. While it's not limited to those businesses, there are a wide range of businesses in that category. Many times in the last couple of years, I've felt lucky to belong to the agriculture industry, which has actually been one of the industries that has been on the right side of the COVID experience, and we've been very lucky.