I have no reason whatsoever to doubt Mr. Morneau's integrity. I feel that he is in public service for the right reasons. As the Minister of Finance, his department ultimately regulates and influences much of the pension industry. His family's firm is a major player in that industry. So, without stretching things too far, I sense the average Canadian would want to see some level of independence from the Minister's personal assets and any perceived conflicts of interest. I work in a heavily regulated industry in the private sector and all of my investments (not a significant sum) are scrutinized for real or perceived conflicts with how we manage client assets. I have no problem whatsoever complying as I feel it reinforces trust in our industry. Perhaps we should be formally holding our Ministers to a much higher standard?