Just briefly I would say it's always better to spell it out in the legislation than to leave it under some regulation. The fact that there would be a refusal of issuance of authorization would of course be a very serious penalty, but I think that's the message we want to get across. There may be fines, but this is partly about transparency. It's transparency related to safety, so it's not just transparency for no good reason. It's there for a reason. So I do think they are linked.
Again, this was brought up by witnesses. The registration of the trials is very important, and if the companies aren't doing that, I think there have to be consequences that say they're not going to go further. I think this is a better way to go than just leaving it as a fine at some later point. It's a lot clearer and a lot tougher.