I will go at the question differently. The bill before us suggests a review of the code and the standards. It was adopted in 1996, and community standards have changed the way we look at these things. It may very well be appropriate to review it. Whatever studies we have, we have to follow the code as adopted at that time. So I don't think we could answer your question.
These things are not cast in stone. They reflect the standards of the community and they have to be looked at periodically and recalibrated. That's why I said in my opening remarks that the review the bill suggests, if the bill is adopted, would be very popular.