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I'm happy with a simple F for those that fail, but I think we do a disservice to members of funds who just scraped through by not providing some sort of caution. I think a member of a fund that passed this year but fails next year will be pretty disappointed that they weren't given any warning that their fund was on the brink. Would a traffic light system provide more useful information?