As committee members are reading along, this is, as Mr. Bigras pointed out earlier, the stated use of the precautionary principle, which is gaining momentum and needs to have more momentum. That is particularly because some of the changes we made are not to use CEPA, which has it built in, and the committee recommended, through our recent CEPA report, that it get more...that we use the precautionary principle in the way that we determine the use of these products in cosmetics, consumer products, and the rest.
This is just a restatement of that principle. I'm not sure where government or department officials are on that, but this is just a statement of purpose. This needs to be there, that it has to be something the government considers when it's allowing or not allowing these chemicals into our products.