Thank you for the question.
Yes, I think they do.
We had real concerns about the red tape; the fact that minority investors could lose losses they were entitled to, through no fault of their own; and the fact that fund-on-funds, which is a significant part of our industry, would be quite impacted by the requirements. The amendments take care of all of that.
As I said earlier, we have only one remaining concern. It is around the SIFT rules, because in the SIFT rules there is a 10% of the issuer rule that has to be constantly monitored, as opposed to under 81-102, where it's just 10% at the purchase of the security.