The Treasury Paper Looks Very Convincing, but the Devil's in the Details

It would be a liquidity nightmare too for those who have maybe some significant holdings with real property or whatnot in self money, super funds. So it's a little bit odd, and I don't like I just don't get that part of it. And whether that bit will survive the legislation is another question. But that does strike me as being a bit. The formula in the Treasury paper looks very convincing, but I think the devil's in the detail here.