Mr. Maloway, I just want to clear something up. Our recommendations would unlikely provide rights to our members that they do not have currently. It's about ensuring that members, those who are providing public accounting services, are qualified and are indeed professional accountants.
One thing that is interesting in terms of the issue around compliance cost and the cost of reporting is that in fact many of our members would provide these services without a fee, pro bono. If you provide public accounting services under the fee, there is no legislative requirement to do so, but because they are indeed members and professional accountants, they will have to comply with the requirements of the professional association.