andrew bailey is the boss of the financial conduct authority. andrew, thank you forjoining us. what do you want to see happen in regards to fees? we think it is important that there is sensible and clear disclosure of the fee element so that investors know, essentially, what they are paying and what they are purchasing. this does divide into at least two elements. there is an element of fixed fees for all funds and then for those funds that are active and transacting, there will be transactions costs. there will be for all funds but for active funds more of that as we have tried to design that take account of that, both the fixed element and the variable element, to give greater transparency. one of the things you talk about is an all—inclusive fee, or rather an all in fee. a lot of critics are saying that what you should be having is a fee that is all—inclusive, a flat fee, so that people know what they are getting into when they are going in. what we think is that there is an element of fee that is fixed and therefore, in a sense, that can be treated as as near to a flat fee