In the beginning, the original document, particularly his background at the beginning of the document, spent a lot of time talking about how a trust could be used before the firm became bankrupt. He had even gotten into a little bit about how the provinces could play a role in that. That would be parallel to or running along the same lines as PACA in the United States.
After having these meetings over the last couple of years and learning from the public servants and the government folks, we now do understand that we can have a complete system in Canada by allowing DRC to do what PACA does in the States with solvent firms that are operating.
Recognizing that, Professor Cuming went back, and the change that was made is that everything about the draft legislation now is only about what happens after the buyer becomes insolvent. The change was to remove any ambiguities about whether or not we had a problem here with federal-provincial division of power.
That was the change that was made.