No, but the information, when it first comes in the door, is about the.... I guess I'm confusing the employee of the insurer and the employee of a group plan. It's all about that employee in a group plan. It's his name and the name of his dependants, his salary, the nature of the drug he's claiming for--that's his personal information.
On the insurer's side, there might be a review of how that claim information is processed, and it forms another source of information, but it's not about that. I was mixing up the two employees for you. I'm sorry.
All the information we collect in the first instance is definitely personal information.