One of the main aims of insolvency law is for businesses to be turned around if they are viable, because that's what we want. We want businesses to succeed, and that's important. But if not, they should be wound up and the assets realised and distributed to creditors in accordance with clear rules and with a minimum of harm, both to the insolvent party and to their creditors. This is a system that does rely on trustworthiness and competent professionals to act in the best interest of creditors, and the regulation of insolvency practitioners which was put through in that 2019 Act is an important part of this commerce and consumer affairs legislative framework.