Amendment L-2 would resolve some of the issues that were raised with respect to “public market”, which we don't necessarily agree with, but certainly if you made it all go away it would resolve those concerns. However, it would also put in place a facility where trusts and partnerships that would otherwise be subject to these rules could put themselves in a position of recreating a simulacrum or a recreated mechanism to achieve the same result by simply moving off the traditional markets and into a non-traditional or over-the-counter market. That's what this is intended to do. We don't think it turns law firms into SIFT trusts or SIFT partnerships.
So in answer to your question, would it resolve their concerns, yes, it would do that, and it would do a lot more.