I would just like to solidify my understanding of this.
My understanding was that Canada was relatively alone, as a jurisdiction, in allowing banks to decline making emergency funding payments to commercial paper conduits should they seize up, and that was one of the reasons there was a focus on Canada as opposed to other jurisdictions. If you're moving in the right direction, well done; that's terrific. But I just want to have a better understanding of whether that was in fact the situation, that Canada was a bit of an anomaly that aggravated this situation.