Prima facie, the bill seems to make a practical change—that is, it prevents financial advisers who recommend that a third party take over the management or disposal of a business or its assets from performing such functions themselves. At first blush, that does seem somewhat reasonable. The bill proposes changes to the Companies Act 1993, in Part 1; in Part 2, it makes obviously considerable changes to the Receiverships Act; and it also comes into force the day after it receives Royal assent. Overall, I understand the purpose of that bill is to remove that conflict. 