What Happens to the Voting Rights of the Shareholders?

There's nine trillion dollars worth of et fson in the world at the moment, and it's a growing market. There is increasing pressure on these companies to be more responsible with their proxy votes because they are huge, huge shareholders. But yet you don't have all that sort of regulatory risk that you get when you invest rarely. It's nothing wrong with the approach. I mean, as you say, louis vouton, what's it all about? It's about luxury goods in china, isn't it? Really.