I think that the answers are—from everything I know—completely accurate. Although the concern about whether or not, by putting this in this part, it could create a negative inference elsewhere in the act, I guess what I would say is that in the hands of certain judges, it might. Those are the kinds of judges that engage in overly formalistic technical approaches to the law. So I recognize that as an issue.
I would state unequivocally on the record, that it is not the intention. This is a self-contained part. That being the case, it would be an outside risk. I would be inclined, but for time, to actually draft an amendment that's saying this shall have absolutely no impact for inference anywhere else in the act. But my own view is that it is a pretty minor risk that the courts would take that view, especially if we go on record now saying that it is not the intention of the amendment. It's intended to be limited to this section, and have no prejudicial impact on the esoteric application of any other part of the act.
On that basis I guess I would like to go forward with the amendment with a recorded vote.