Yes. The way U.S. officials have to behave, and do behave, is that when they put out a rule they are entirely in receipt mode in terms of comments. Their job is to understand the comments and then decide whether they have merit and make adjustments accordingly. That's their legislative responsibility.
We're in a process where they are entirely neutral, if you will. As I said, they're in receipt mode; they're neutral.
That said, I would observe that quite a range of participants, both in the official sector and the private sector, from across a range of geographies, have pointed out some very common deficiencies in the rule as it was structured, and some major international spillovers. These are quite serious comments.
The Minister of Finance also has written to his counterpart, and so has the Superintendent of Financial Institutions. We would expect that they would take it seriously.