Yeah. It's not obvious how to do it. I just wish that policy people would do some thinking in this direction.
(Nit: I believe that in venture contexts, LP = "limited partners". A "liquidity provider" usually means the same thing as a market maker, at which point you're talking about the secondary / listed / public markets.)
(re Nit: depending on your terminology, liquidity provider can be many things and in modern markets one can argue that the concept of a "market maker" isn't a practical reality if how liquidity flows, but that's also why I wrote the edit to clarify which LP I was talking about)
(Oh, I see now what you meant. Cool.)