I turn to the third purpose of the bill. The third purpose of the bill, in clause 3(1)(c), is to "promote the confident and informed participation of businesses, investors, and consumers in the financial markets;". So where does that relate back to in the bill? What I found was not only in Part 2, the information-gathering powers in the regimes, which shows enforcement, but if I could also point to clause 37, whereby "Operators must publish copy of rules of designated FMI"—why is that important? So for transparency's sake, you want the public or a consumer to be able to go to a particular place to be able to look at what those rules are. Clause 37 says that it must be "maintained … on behalf of the operator … is publicly available free of charge", and the really key part here is "on an Internet site". So it puts the onus back on the operators to ensure that it's transparent and it's there for the public to be able to review and to see.