Let me make a general comment, and I'm not a lawyer. We had lots of legal discussion at the round table and at various points in our hearings across the country. Common law is evolving, and there are accountabilities. Ms. Coumans referred to several instances of companies in court over historic events and recent historic events. We argued long and hard over how big a barrier forum non conveniens is. There were lots of views, but the end point seemed to be, at least from my non-legal view, that this, as a barrier, is shrinking.
Common law will continue to evolve. Legal accountabilities are there, and they are continuing to evolve and are more likely to be there in the future. You know, industry ignores all of that at its peril. We say, and we heard from Mr. Janda, that this is not an extraterritorial application. This is a sanction, not a legal.... So this bill doesn't play on that issue of legal accountabilities.