But he does voice some skepticism as to both the timing and the scope of the project, agreeing when asked if he thought Tweedie's timeframe "ambitious."
"But that's a personal view," Finkston was quick to add.
Until he sees the proposals, he'll defer judgement on Tweedie's call for more-general and less-lengthy standards.
"First, we would like to see the 60 pages that cover 80 percent of the situations," he notes.
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