Yes, I do.
I suggest that we be consistent with the way we've acted before, where we've employed the term “phase-out”. This is more open-ended; it could mean total elimination, depending on what the substitutes are. So I would suggest that we say after “regulations”`: “in order to phase out the concentration of phosphorus in dishwasher and laundry detergents”. It would make it stronger, I think, but also leave it open to some—