Yes. It doesn't necessarily mandate non-state assets, but we have the JVTA legislation, which has resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars in seizure of assets.
I think that's a much bigger issue that doesn't speak only to the inadequacies in this country on this specific measure, but frankly of all. The Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act is probably underutilized, and because we're under-resourced in the system—I think the rewards have been around $700 million in this country—I can only imagine all of the cases that didn't see the light of day because of the lack of resources.
That's a much bigger problem that this piece of legislation isn't going to cover, but I agree with you.