They do. Our Canadian asset manager class, which includes pension funds and other asset managers, does hold an extensive exposure to the Canadian banking and financial sector. A lot of global asset managers also have exposure to the Canadian banking sector.
If I understand the premise of your question, whether you're an asset manager or anyone else who is a shareholder in a bank, there is a responsibility to be an owner and to actually influence the outcome of that institution.
Likewise, if you're a creditor and a significant creditor of a bank, this legislation basically means that even as a creditor, you're also responsible and your incentive should be aligned to ensure that the institution in which you're investing is following prudent, responsible practices. It's actually the incentive of those asset managers' pension funds to ensure that they know what they're investing in and that they have an influence through their shareholdings on the common side, but also an influence given that big debt purchasers of the bank also have a role in the solvency of that institution.