No, I don't think it does, because the anti-terrorism laws—anti-terrorist financing laws, more particularly—remain in place. They remain the baseline, and it is only through the exceptional regime—the application to the minister and the ministerial exemption—that there's an exemption.
That's critically important. You could easily see a situation—sadly, I have to say—where a group.... If we had gone with a larger basic exemption for all humanitarian work, where somebody under the guise of humanitarian work tries to circumvent the law and the anti-terrorism financing laws.... That's a very real possibility. We didn't choose that route, and I'm glad that we didn't.
I think we will get the same positive impact for all of the same groups that are legitimately working on the ground in Afghanistan this way, without weakening the anti-terrorist financing laws—