You stop the illegal manufacturing of cigarettes on Indian reserves and raise federal taxes, and that will bring in tens of millions of dollars that can fund all these good things. The technology exists to fight contraband. There have been meetings with the Canada Revenue Agency for years to work out how this can be done. The answers are there. All it will take is some political direction to stop the contraband.
Part of the problem is in the U.S., as I mentioned. We've had meetings with Senator Clinton's office, and so forth, on this, and we think increased pressure by Canada on the U.S. government can help. But a lot of the contraband is coming from reserves in Canada. They are being illegally manufactured, and as you probably know, they aren't following Canadian laws in the manufacture of these cigarettes. They're not fire-safe cigarettes, for example--