Yes, I do.
I've just made clear that, with regard to the national security review provisions, we're talking about a very broad set of provisions where there is no dollar value. The definition of “national security” is left to the discretion of the government to assess based on the evolution of events, taking full account of current circumstances, which is an integral part of the act.
The other thing is that it's really on a case-by-case basis. The notification process also provides for information to come into our system on all new businesses that are established and all control takeovers that are initiated. Then we can also reach out and look into any investment that may well be under the scope of the act and pull those investments in for scrutiny.
It's quite a broad base. In fact, a number of countries are moving towards this model, which provides quite a wide aperture in order to screen investments across a range of different types of investments. There's no sectoral restriction in this regard. It's wide open in that sense.