I'll go first. Thank you for the question.
What I've loved about some laws that have been passed to date is the opt-in option. I've heard many communities say, “We don't like that. We don't want that here.” I say that's great. It's an opt-in option. They don't have to have it. However, those who have opted in and who have applied it seem to have done quite well with it. They seem to be quite satisfied with it.
I do wonder about the opt-in option in which we're basically saying that there are constraints with the existing environment, and you don't have to get involved in this, but if you do, you can do it this way: We're going to basically transfer the rules that are over here to over here, if you want. If the leaders who will jump in there right away can start with it and learn from it, then we can continue to tweak. I think that's what we've done so far. If we continue down that path, we'll not only learn from it, but also do better by it from an opt-in option. That's my thought.