Absolutely. I think what CEPA does is provide for an opportunity to look holistically at how a chemical behaves. You look at it from the start. How does it get into the environment? What happens to it in the environment? How does it get through the body? How does your body process it? It looks at that without prejudice in terms of whether somebody is male, female, or a child. It takes that into account when there are specific concerns that are identified.
Let's say you know how the molecule may behave. If you think the child is going to have a greater likelihood for exposure, you take that into account in your risk assessment, and you make that the driver of the critical effect that you're trying to regulate. It does take that into account very stringently and, I think, very robustly.