Good evening. As a public investor I would like to say that it will only make markets more transparent as it needs to be. Unfortunately I don't believe this goes far enough. Dark pools need to be abolished or heavily regulated at the bare minimum. We all know as the public lots of shenanigans are going on there to hide market makers hedge funds losses trades and positions intentionally. Meanwhile PFOF is used to take our status positions trade data and use it against the public. For what purpose you may wonder then correct? If course to trade against us. Especially since us the public as ken griffin said does not move markets he and his cohort does. Quite the arrogance. Isn't their methods insider trading? If it isn't why isn't it? Many countries have already banned. PFOF and I rather pay a commission than the public being swindled on free trading that's not free. The broker can offer free trades but PFOF is insider trading. But ken griffin isn't wrong it's not his fault that the sec finra and dtcc has enabled these cohorts to take money from investors and traders due to their lack of knowledge in how their buys and sells don't mean anything. He's just abusing a loophole that was enabled by regulators. Plus he has a hedge fund and market maker as a sweet heart deal. How there is no insider trading and collusion is a wonder. Even now jpm chase even said that they are using programs to scan message boards social media cites to gather user data to trade against. Plus burning of Chicago files 2 yrs ago that had many financial documents. Very questionable and suspicious. I'm sure all of you are well aware of what's going on. This proposal though can help a bit at least. But more will need to be done. Enforcement is also needed not just rules and regulations. And not just 1% of their profits it needs to be 100% of their profits and extra punishment ideally jail would be warranted. The ones in the industry affected by these proposals will make many complaints of course. Please ignore them it is not for them to protest when they have been violating investors for far too long. Thank you for your hard work. Signing off as a public investor.