I think they would, and as I say, it only eliminates it in the public markets. Non-public players can use this, in fact, and that's going to be a problem, which we can touch on later.
To be honest, I don't think there was an easy way to do it, because even a hint that you're going to change tax rules has an impact. But partly there was no guidance; people had no clear direction on this.
Maybe going forward, what they could look at doing—and what they might have thought about—is clearly saying what sectors they think would be inappropriate for trust structures. Maybe there would be a certain size of corporation that they think would have to be reviewed before they could convert.
There are a lot of things you could do to make sure that if you're going to use this structure, it isn't in key sectors of the economy—the way they handle foreign investment—or somehow limit it. But the point is that probably it should have been studied, and probably there should have been some guidelines before.