Thank you.
You know, in the first hearing in June—I want to say it was Mr. Waugh, but if I'm giving him undue credit, that's okay—the suggestion was to compel our players, as part of our code of conduct and moving forward, that they would be...participate without question if there ever was an incident or alleged incident again. We've made that commitment. I think Mr. Waugh used the example that we cannot have someone who, when their career is done, continues to move forward as a coach or an official or in any other capacity. We've made that commitment.
As I mentioned earlier, Mr. Bittle, we have a lot of work to do from an education perspective and others. That's really where we are, I would say.