Certainly I think the issue of an e-mail to obtain consent is a prime example. You would need a legislative amendment, because you have the blanket prohibition in the legislation right now. But if you took that blanket prohibition out and then you developed a definition of an e-mail intended to obtain consent, if it turned out that it were being subject to flagrant abuse or there were millions of mass e-mails being sent out under the guise of referrals to specific individuals, then you could tighten up that regulation fairly quickly and easily.
On September 28th, 2009. See this statement in context.