First of all, that's the purpose of the study—for the committee to look at the options that are available and make some recommendations in terms of what this would look like. The key for me in this and in my thoughts, having talked to many of these parents and families all across the country, is that it's a fairly widely held belief that the crucial aspect is that something be done that will provide a reasonable period of time to grieve. Through the course of your study, we'll certainly hear from experts in grief and medical experts and others who can give us some suggestions on how long that should be.
Then there must be something that would replace the income so someone doesn't have to return to work. Also, it would be automatic, or very close to it, so that the parents don't have to go and fight for it and they don't have to tell their stories over and over again. I'm certainly not married to how that would be delivered, but that it be done. Those are the key principles in that.