I do appreciate that. Thank you.
We have seen from the assessments that have been reviewed that we've been able to pinpoint where more information for public health agencies, both municipally and federally...were able to help communities that were struggling based on that kind of data. I think there are two sides to the coin of that useful data when it comes to particular demographic sets.
I'd like to move on to Dr. Lyon, if I may.
In this world we're in of anonymized data, can we have perfect anonymity? Is it even possible? We know the value of this data and what needs to be collected, but at the same time there is much discussion about the safeguard rails that need to be put in place, or that we're discussing here. Can we reach that perfect anonymity in having useful data?