At the end of the day, it's a question of fairness. This bill does nothing to create value. When you put somebody artificially on top of the capital stack, it means that there is somebody who is a loser. This is not a balanced bill. It's not a give-and-take situation. It's a take situation.
Imagine, if you will, a stack of bricks in a tub of water. If you take one of the wet bricks out from the bottom and put it on the top, it doesn't mean that you suddenly have fewer wet bricks. It just means that someone else's brick has gone down under water. What's happening here is that this bill will crush recoveries for unsecured trade creditors, and they're the really vulnerable ones.