Section 90.1 is the part of the act that governs anti-competitive agreements. Both CAMP and the bureau have commented on this in the past couple of years. The way the provision is phrased right now, it can only look at existing agreements. Along with that, it has no formal penalties associated with it. That creates a situation where companies can engage in the agreement right up to the point where they are under investigation by the bureau, stop the agreement so the bureau says, “Okay, good job”, and then re-enter the agreement should the attention come off of the player.
The issue there is a sort of cat-and-mouse element. If we looked at past agreements, it would allow there to be real deterrence for future agreements.