Yes, and I'll give you a live example from about five years ago that comes to the top of my mind. I'll pick my favourite topic again, the restricted covenant proposals.
We had a transaction whereby a client was selling his business to an American company for I think it was in the $100 million range. It was a private business, and some non-compete agreements had to be granted by the individual who owned the company. In this particular case, and these were the early days of the draft legislation, a bunch of elections had to be filed if you respected the draft legislation. The U.S. counsel involved, who represented the purchaser, didn't understand what this meant to them. We insisted that if you're going to respect the draft legislation, you've got to sign it. Anyhow, to make a long story short, the deal died simply because of that.