Certainly. I'd be happy to comment. The voluntary licence is a very simple process. It's 30 days. That's no more than notification to a brand-name company; it's not a delay. It's a notification that you have an order, what the quantity is, and where the order is going. For the brand-name company, which often has to go to its global headquarters to determine what patents are being...where the compulsory licence is being issued, 30 days is not a very long period of time to do that.
If the decision isn't made in 30 days, you don't need a lawyer to go to the Commissioner of Patents. The Commissioner of Patents is instructed to approve these things very quickly. It's not going to take you time and effort to do that.
To our knowledge, in spite of what Jack claims, no one has gone that far to get a compulsory licence. Until somebody actually does it, I can't see that being an impediment.