We want to bring some fairness to the workers and not have them be at the back of the line. Literally, as an unsecured creditor, they're there at the very bottom of the line when the assets of an insolvent company are handed out. I think that's a very admirable objective.
One of the criticisms of your bill and of its predecessors that I'd like to give you a chance to address is that if in fact we bring up this superpriority for workers, it may make the company less attractive for investors or for lenders to borrow. Could you address that concern for the committee?