Yes. There is no conflict of interest test for the holdings; it's certain types of holdings that have to be divested. Of course, it's ultimately at the expense of the public purse. People have the right to have a trustee who can divest either by selling or by putting it into trust, and when they put it into trust, the public purse pays for that. I'm not sure it's always necessary to do that.
Anyway, that's an example of where you get a signal from the act that maybe they're not so encouraging towards outside people.