It is not really a matter of doing away with it. Rather we just want to have the ability to replace this regulatory regime in the years ahead, if need be. Technology-wise, there are already some inconsistencies between the National Do Not Call List and the corresponding legislation. Then there are administrative issues.
For now, we do not intend to do away with the National Do Not Call List, but we want to see what future developments will bring. In other words, it would be possible to respond to those developments by doing away with the program, if necessary. Such cases would then be covered by the Electronic Commerce Protection Act. Whether those provisions will be enacted is by no means a foregone conclusion. But, given the technological and administrative issues we are seeing, we included those measures. We want to make sure that we have the tools we need to address situations that may arise in the future.