I'm trying to remember. Darryl will look that up. In the world of publicly traded corporations, it's a 10% threshold because the feeling there is that the transparency of ownership when it's a share of a publicly traded corporation is of a different order, in part because the transparency isn't so much about money laundering or crime necessarily, but about who potentially has access to the proxy and who can control decision-making.
In the U.K. and the EU it's.... There we go. Ian knows this.