I think our experience with the act to date has been that it has provided a tool that we lacked. It provided a tool that allowed us to respond to those very particular circumstances for which regulations were adopted. We know from some conversations with other states that they have looked at the Canadian legislation and I think found it to be interesting. I understand, for example, that Switzerland has legislation that is different, but in some elements is similar to the Canadian legislation.
As I say, what it does is it provides us with an instrument that we didn't otherwise have to respond to a very unique set of circumstances. From our own experience, at least, it has done so and it has met those objectives of allowing for a state in a situation of some internal turmoil to reach out to try to prevent essentially asset flight by requesting a temporary freeze on assets, and to give that state time to organize itself enough to be able to make a more formal mutual legal assistance request.