If you read Mr. Rogers' biography, High Wire Act, you'll find it describes the high wire act whereby he was trying to raise capital throughout his career, almost going under three times.
During that career, I'm sure he could have benefited from foreign ownership liberalization. However, at this point, Rogers is not capital-constrained; we really don't have any difficulty, after Mr. Rogers' successful 40-year journey, in raising capital. That's why we don't need to have foreign ownership of our floating equity.