I'd like to elaborate on Dr. Smith's latter point. I think the remaining presence of those substances indicates not just the need for rapid action, but I would urge the committee to think in an international context. The reason that stuff is still present in our kids' bodies is because other countries are still using it and still putting it in the environment, and it's a shared environment. So we need to look at not just action in CEPA, but action internationally.
If we want to address the problem of contaminated products, we need to make sure that the countries making the products apply the same standards that we do. That's not something we can legally impose; that's an international process.