The big difference, I think, is that securities regulation has a long and established track record of dealing with financial disclosures. The regimes are well understood by companies. The accuracy issues, which we spoke to as part of our recommendations, are well managed in terms of the level of disclosure versus the due diligence that companies must conduct to make sure they're accurate. And the enforcement schemes are there. A number of steps can be taken for corrective action.
The consequences in securities are very significant. They could eventually result in the delisting of a company. There's a very powerful stick there, or enforcement mechanism; it's just that these are tools that are well equipped to deal with this specific type of disclosure.