FIRA indeed was a more severe piece of legislation. For example, right now we have the net benefit test. At the time under FIRA, we had to have some substantial benefit, which meant that the bar was much higher.
Also, pretty much all transactions were reviewed at the time. So if somebody was selling his mom-and-pop corner store, it was captured by the act. Pretty much all economic activity and all transactions were reviewed. Under this act, starting in 1985, not all transactions were reviewed.
So there were some differences like that.