So whether that resulted in, say, financial fraud or something like that of the company, and so it seems unfair to impose a penalty on the very shareholders of the company who were ripped off. Other times, Where a company has and the shareholders have gained because of some financial misdeeds of the company, then it would be, I think, fine and good to then find the company itself because the shareholders and the company have benefited from that. Would you look at going after individuals at the corporations? And that's part of it, yes. (04:19–04:40)
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