Well, securities law and corporate law are complementary. But corporate law, as Cheryl said, is a pretty wide beast. There are 195,000 corporations. Less than 1% of them are publicly traded. The SOX rules apply only to publicly traded corporations.
We have a percentage of publicly traded corporations. So for us to incorporate SOX-like rules just in the CBCA would create an unlevel marketplace for publicly traded corporations in Canada. That's why—at the present time anyway—Canadian securities administrators are the best locus for those kinds of protections for shareholders, and the market generally.