Seems very positive for bitcoin overall.
Another aspect mentioned in the report which is likely to affect digital currencies in the future is so-called "technology neutrality". The term implies not introducing any specific regulation for the innovations, as it might "impede innovation and competition by preventing the adoption of the best technology or the most innovative business models."
Earlier this month the Prime Minister of Australia Malcolm Turnbull entered a US$2,000 bid for shares in the country's biggest mining company Bitcoin Group for its upcoming IPO, saying that the pressure cryptotechnologies put on financial institutions is to be praised:
"I think all of these technologies put pressure on financial institutions, and the people in the financial services sector are constantly having to work harder to justify the charges they make. But I think this is good. The more competition and power we give to the individual or consumers the better," he said.
So very true about them having to justify their charges and again positive for bitcoin in that it seems that competition in the financial sector is seen as a good thing.