What I'm indicating is that traditional transition clauses in insolvency policy would say that any insolvency proceedings that go from this point forward would be subject to these rules. From the coming into force date, any new proceeding would be subject to the provisions as they're set out, as opposed to suggesting that it's a calendar date that is five years from this date, regardless of where you are. If you commence the proceeding before the coming into force date, but are midway through it, you are now subject, as the superpriority would apply.
It's more on the application of the superpriority than it is on the degree to which the consideration around the possibility for full solvency would apply.