Do you see it as the role of your office that you are to proactively get out and educate? Or are you relying on these 5,000 lobbyists who are part of this system to make sure that they're making sure they know what the rules are, what the dos and don'ts and the compliance requirements are?
Are you playing a more proactive role to get to them to make sure they are complying? We want to assume that most people want to play by the rules. They want to know what the rules are and they want to be clear on them so that nobody is getting caught up in a situation that they shouldn't be caught up in. Is it a role where you're proactively reaching out into the lobbyist community, or are you waiting for the phone to ring and then just answering a question that somebody might have?