In regard to the original 100 or so chemicals that went through the industry challenge, the government is currently looking at them from the perspective of whether they meet the criteria for being toxic under CEPA, and it is now developing a risk management plan to apply to some of those chemicals. For example, the brominated flame retardants came through that process. Some the perfluorinated chemicals have come through the process. In those situations, there have been regulations put in place. But certainly, in the context of the Great Lakes, those assessments that were done under CEPA didn't look specifically at the impacts to the Great Lakes; they looked at them nationwide. There's some value in—
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