The de facto power didn't exist for the net benefit test. It's a new authority for that portion of the act. As I mentioned, it already exists for cultural industries. It's quite specific in the cultural businesses sector, because there's often an obligation on the companies in order to qualify for programs, in order to obtain beneficial tax treatment, they need to demonstrate that they are a Canadian business. Obtaining a status review from the Minister of Canadian Heritage is frequently used for that purpose rather than necessarily just for reviews.
For national security, there is an authority as well for a de facto control. If on the national security side they make a determination that a company has de facto control, then they can look at it from a security perspective. We're building very much on those two.