As well, the Canadian Depository for Securities has been pushing to be able to hold negotiable money market instruments in its depository and to be able to make book entry ownership transfers as soon as possible, a far more efficient process, it believes, than having to take physical possession of the instrument.

Can we draw the following conclusion?
By using book entry ownership transfers rather than taking physical possession of a money market instrument, the Canadian Depository for Securities can be more efficient and save consumers money.
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