I know from the information I've been privy to through some presentations that there was consideration of the American situation. One of the issues is that there's some—it's very limited, but there's some—suggestion of some cross-border transport of organs, in particular, and I know there's more around the tissue area, but there was an attempt to have some lining up with that. Other than that, I don't know.
In terms of your first point, though, I think it's a very good one. NGO organizations have a difficult time keeping on top of all the possible opportunities to give advice. At the same time, I recognize that it's hard on the inside to recognize, across a large country like this, everybody you should ask for input. This was a process where input was invited, but if you're not aware of the invitation because you're not able to regularly monitor these systems, it's hard to get the information back and forth, even over an 11-year process.