Yes, I think the emphasis was around making sure public participation was key with respect to making decisions around Great Lakes management. Certainly from the perspective of specific regulations, quite a few of them may need to be reviewed, phosphorus being one.
There are other issues with respect to even emerging chemicals that we've just scratched the surface on with respect to how our current federal legislation or approach deals with challenges to the Great Lakes. In my own involvement in those initiatives, particularly around implementing the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement, there are some question marks. Certainly, flags may need to be raised that the chemicals management plan, which is what we're relying on right now to identify the chemicals of concern in the Great Lakes and to manage those chemicals, may not be adequate for challenges the Great Lakes are facing. I do open up the opportunity with you to do some follow-up on some of those issues, absolutely.