I would say that while there is direction provided already, as you acknowledged, we are asking, just as you've said, for a clearer direction saying specifically that it must be destroyed when it's discarded and describing what that destruction is, along with the other recommendations. The reason is that the current level of direction falls short of what has been found to be necessary throughout much of the world to actually get action to be taken. As we've pointed out, in these high-profile cases—they were rather high-profile and made headlines—the reality is that this is happening very much as standard operating procedure, unfortunately, and it's so commonplace that it's not reported. As a result, the current statute, as it is written, is largely disregarded.
On February 8th, 2007. See this statement in context.