As part of the amendments in 2018, which came into effect in 2020, CFIUS was able to close a jurisdictional gap. Previously, CFIUS had jurisdiction over transactions that could result in control over U.S. business. CFIUS was given authority to cover minority non-controlling investments in companies with critical technologies, such as artificial intelligence. We were seeing that some investors were coming in at lower levels where they didn't have control but they did have access to material non-public technical information. They had substantive decision-making over how that information was stored and cybersecurity protocols that could be violated.
I think for us, having additional jurisdiction to get to certain rights and access, short of control, was important for the U.S.