I think that would be a question to ask, why it was repealed, but the default prevention and management policy was then supposed to be replaced.
I think what it was supposed to be replaced with is even more important. It was meant to create and bolster capacity in first nations communities. While they removed what many first nations communities might not have appreciated about the policy, they haven't taken the step that will really make a difference, which is making sure that capacity to avoid financial management issues, or default, is bolstered in communities. That's one of the commitments that is largely undeveloped right now.