There are two parts to that: how it affected us and what the effect has been since the moratorium has been lifted.
When the requirement to file T4As was taken away, that put a cloak of darkness over what was going on in the industry. Who was paying whom? What was happening? Who was going? Who was running? Where was money flowing? That allowed a lot of money and operations to be hidden. It just facilitates that entire discussion around compliance and regulation. If it's important to be there and it's important to be down, then it needs to be enforced.
Since that T4A moratorium has been lifted, it's not even so much that the moratorium itself and the actual mechanics of it are important, and they are, but the message that was sent has been really important and very powerful. That message is that the federal government is paying attention. They are actually looking. Enforcement is coming. They're going to have to pay attention, and hiding dollars and hiding behind this curtain is no longer going to be tolerated. That message alone has been very important.