You brought up the World Health Organization. In response to SARS, there was the impetus to create the new international health regulations, which set up a mechanism for the monitoring of outbreaks of infectious disease; a mechanism for reporting for WHO; and then, if it's considered something that could potentially be a public health emergency of international concern, convening a committee to make the decision on whether to call it a public health emergency of international concern.
I understand you've been in contact with WHO. This would certainly seem to be a public health emergency of international concern. We were meeting as a caucus, on a Sunday, to consider this. It's front page on every newspaper in the world. Why hasn't that been declared?