Yes. The important thing about the act, though, is it is an act of general purpose, and it's not sector-specific. It sets out general principles that allow us to be able to continue to work on things like deceptive marketing, collusion, and then mergers and other transactions. Essentially, the assessment of those would be guided by principle, not necessarily by any new factor or information that's particular to the segment or market. In the zone of telecommunications—and Jeanne might be able to speak to this—in terms of how they would approach a given transaction, the goal of the act is to be at the level of principles, and then allow for that new information, which potentially is extremely changing and rapid and agile, to come to bear.
