The bill, effectively, replaces the existing regulatory regime for financial market infrastructures, and they are contained within the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act. The purpose of the new regime is, overall, to promote the maintenance of a sound and efficient financial system. That has got to be the prime purpose of this bill and its Act, but also importantly as a safety net to avoid significant damage to the financial system that could result from problems with a financial market infrastructure—promote participation in businesses, investors, and consumers in financial markets. One of the features of the New Zealand sharemarket—the NZX—is that the market is finding it hard to find companies to register, and also investors, and often people in financial circles talk about the lack of depth in the New Zealand financial markets. So one of the prime reasons that New Zealand supports this bill is the very fact that this bill seeks and intends to strengthen that confidence in financial markets.