No, the answer is that we've started randomized testing to determine whether people are complying with the rules as they exist.
As I mentioned earlier, we've had a very good track record of compliance with the rules generally. We've had a couple of incidents recently involving pesticides. I would note that in each of those cases there were recalls initiated, all of the clients were contacted, and the department did a risk assessment. The risk assessment determined that the risk presented by these breaches was actually very low.
The pesticide involved—the one that you're referring to from the media article—is called myclobutanil, which is actually used on food crops. We did an assessment about one of the concerns that had been raised, which has been in the press and is about what happens if you burn this. We looked at that, because obviously people inhale—