And I gather the bottom line is your concern is if it happens on too compressed a schedule, then there are significant participants that could be actually just frozen out of the activity until they are able to get up to compliance, and I suppose, also, the danger of inappropriate rules because they would not be informed by sufficient history.
Toomey expresses concern about potential market exclusion due to rushed compliance timelines.
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