The bill that we're putting in place does retain the best of the 1908 Act. It codifies case law to make it more accessible and it fills in some gaps where the 1908 Act, and, indeed, the case law that followed, were underdeveloped. A lot of it's modelled on the Companies Act, so it's brought up really in parallel with the Companies Act—for example, conflict of interest declarations. Directors' duties in this bill are called "officers' duties", but they look a lot like the ones in the Companies Act. 