Absolutely. I did hear from the lending community that they felt perhaps those with insolvent funds would be receiving less credit and their credit would be at a higher interest. In order to address that, the coming into force of the priority part of the bill I've suggested is five years. Stakeholders have said they think that's too long—immediately they'll be tabling documents to see which funds are in trouble and allow the mechanism to top it up and fix it. I would suggest that the priority go into effect in three years. Essentially, if businesses can't get their house in order in three years, they actually are a larger business risk. As the free market goes, they would pay more interest and they would be allowed to have less credit.
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