There are two things. One is that from a list perspective and for list administration, we're asking just to put it in one spot, as OFAC does. There would just be one list. It doesn't matter whether it comes from different pieces of legislation. Have one central list, and then you can even put in links or codes or colours—I don't know—to link it to a separate act, appreciating that there are different definitions of what you have to do. Ultimately, for screening purposes, just have one list.
The other piece of it that you mentioned is more around clarity and specificity. It's harder to do, because that's when you're drilling down into sectoral types of sanctions, or you may have an entity—let's say Russia, for example—that is a schedule 2 entity. Yes, they're on a sanctions list; however, what they're sanctioned for is debt transactions in excess of 30 days, so you're prohibited from entering into those. I'm not going to go into the details or dictate how the government should handle this. Maybe keep it in a separate schedule or something, but in the same spot, or code it differently. I'm not sure. Make it easier to use somehow.