This whole debate in the United States started, if not years ago, at least as throw-away lines by the President as it made its way through Congress. This past fall it became a really big issue, and this captured the attention of everybody in Washington. We're talking about a drop from 35% to 21% or 22%, depending on the company. That's a significant drop in terms of our competitive advantage. It was pretty big before—just on tax rate purely—not even talking about the specific applications of different rules.
It seems to me this is something the government should have been taken with in September, when they were preparing the budget. Budgets aren't prepared in two-week spans; they are prepared over many months.
You said that there was some indication “they're not taken with the issue.” What does that mean? Are they actively communicating with you now and they weren't before?