Then I'll just ask one quick question and let you get to that.
Going back to the first recommendation on the five days, we've had some discussion about it, but another aspect of this is you don't plan a fundraiser in five days. If you do, it's going to fail. There is lots of preparation. As one way to solve this, in addition to letting you know directly, wouldn't it make sense to give a little more time?
I don't know how far you can go in commenting on this, because I know you are very careful about the technical interpretation and not getting into the “our” politics of it, so I respect if you can't go where I would hope you do. But by extending it for more than five days, you then give everybody an opportunity to actually see it. To make it five days and say that we're doing this so it is transparent, and we're even putting in the legislation, in the regulations, that it has to be prominent—whatever that might mean—on the website.... But with five days, you'd pretty much have to have somebody whose daily duty it is to monitor from a political point of view. You would have to do the same sort of thing.
Wouldn't one answer to this be to just make that time frame longer, a little more realistic? This looks like they want to be able to say, “Look, we have a new provision”, but in reality it doesn't change anything in the real world.
What are your thoughts on that?.