Thank you for the question.
I haven't read it in tremendous detail, but here I would refer to the whole notion of simplifying the process and allowing more companies that want to take the opportunity to invest, that want to reach out into global markets, and that want to use all the technology and ICT to create new markets and be innovative. It's widely used, and there are those who understand it—and Morgan is more familiar with many of the companies using that—but there are also small companies who are not familiar with how to do it.
In my world, many small businesses have four, five, or six employees—those with 20 employees are large companies—and don't have the capacity to understand the regulations, the paperwork, or the framework. They get sidetracked and don't take advantage of this program. So to simplify it, I'm creating clearly understood rules and guidelines and then promoting the program as something they should be taking advantage of so they can invest in their own business and can become more competitive locally, nationally, and internationally.
A common theme we hear is that people don't understand government regulation and red tape.