Certainly, in regard to the measure that has been adopted by the G-20, going back to 2009, which obviously was part of redoing the whole regulatory structure to try to make sure that a financial crisis like that does not happen again. The commitment there was to try to contain the risk that's caused by these derivatives contracts, and the trading of derivatives contracts, by requiring that the trade take place and that, before the trade has settled, it be submitted to the essential counterparty so that the risk will be transferred from the original parties to the essential counterparty, which itself will be heavily risk-proofed.
The idea behind these amendments to the Payment Clearing and Settlement Act is really to support the idea of making sure that these central counterparties are protected from, in this case, legal risk, that they're protected from the—