Clause 128 deals with the compensation provisions of that act. Again, it doesn't really have anything to do with the insured deposits. It applies to other creditors that may be in a position....
Sorry; let me take a step back.
The compensation provisions of the act provide a framework whereby creditors are made no worse off under the actions of the CDIC than under a liquidation. Clause 128 really clarifies that in the application of these compensation provisions, the person who is entitled to compensation will be determined as a result of the application of the regulation. It's just clearing up an ambiguity in the drafting.