Well, I think that's true, because I think we're dependent on the interpretation of the information providers in the interim, before you see the official record.
I will say that where our craft makes its mistake is that we cover too much and uncover too little. Access to information is a way to uncover things. I don't mean that in a nasty or harsh way. I think it really does provide some kind of disclosure of important information, and I don't think journalism does that often enough. I think one of the reasons has to do with the complexity of this law and the fact that it is very difficult to use. As I said earlier, it's a better instrument of history than it is of journalism.