It speaks to that first recommendation we made to the statutory review committee in British Columbia. I didn't reference it specifically when I commented on that earlier, but that was very much a part of the recommendation, of why we made that recommendation as well. If there are actors outside the province who are influencing lobbying inside the province, there should be transparency about that.
It's not an entirely illegitimate thing to happen that actors outside may wish to lobby. I mean, we live in a modern economy, where there may be companies outside of British Columbia that wish to operate in British Columbia, for example. It's not inherently...but when we're talking about illicit foreign interference, it's another way to shine light on what's going on. Requiring beneficial interest disclosure as part of that process gets at that. Also, the ORL participates in a collaborative multi-agency effort on this question in British Columbia.