I'll start.
One of the things the government requires in this process is the provision of information up front in terms of what's required to start the process. However, more importantly, if a transaction is subject to a review, as that continues there is often a back-and-forth between the investor and ISED, for example, where questions are asked and answers have to be given. The amendments sort of formalize that process a bit.
Even if we aren't looking at what's in the bill, most foreign investors who are trying to do this efficiently are those who can answer those questions fully, completely and quickly. They tend to, I think, have a much more productive process in a review than others who don't do it that way.