Yes, thank you.
What I heard and what I've heard all the way through—as someone who's trying to take the facts and the understanding and apply them to the law—is a lot of facts being applied to different elements of the definitions, but they're not ever necessarily in the right order. You don't meet the first hurdle before you get to the next one before you get to the next one. They're all kind of just applied as if there isn't a structure to the act, so you get facts that talk about one element of the definition and then facts that talk about another. However, they don't really lay it out in terms of “you have to meet this threshold, then this one and this one”.
So, I think if you're just reading the act and aren't someone who's a statutory interpretation nerd, you look at it and think, “Oh, well, all of the things here match up with all of the things that are in the act, so that makes sense”, but that's not the way the statute is laid out. There's a series of thresholds that need to be met, and each word matters. That's why I found it compelling, but not if you're looking at it through the eye of someone who is keen on statutory interpretation.