It doesn't address that. It could appear as part of their funds, but they would still, if it came two years before, let's say—some amount of money—it would show as part of their financial statement. It wasn't revenue generated here. It would have been a contribution of some sort from elsewhere.
It's not a perfect regime, as you've noted. It tries to balance the policy objective of keeping foreign funds out of our system with the earlier mentions of charter considerations to allow third parties to participate.
