That's a great question.
One of the risks is the screw being overtightened, through things like all the controls that will be put in place. If the entire machine comes to a halt, we will have concerns. I mentioned that audits will be done and that some bids will be rejected. We worked with the system over the summer, and about 1% of the transactions were rejected.
What I was concerned about was the risk of introducing a compliance system that would have affected 50% of transactions, which would have had a punitive effect on the private sector.