Those two measures speak very directly to a series of recommendations that SFAC tabled with the federal Ministry of Finance and ECCC, the two sponsoring ministries of SFAC. We recommended that we accept, embrace and move toward a much more inclusive and mandatory disclosure regime for the country, ensuring that not only is it directed to the financial institutions and the role they play, but that it is inclusive of a broad, economy-based strategy. This is given that, at the end of the day, financial institutions' effective capacity to put transition targets in place is highly dependent on how well they're able to measure and track the economic activities of the customer base they serve.
In order to have the financial institutions complying on a more regular basis or a more effective basis, including filing the appropriate targets and interim transition plans, it's highly dependent on the extent to which we're able to move the whole-of-economy strategies forward vis-à-vis disclosure.