It's a complicated question.
I would say that there are two reasons.
I think many of them have grown accustomed to a certain way of doing business, and the declaration of use form was a cornerstone of their interactions with their clients both in Canada and internationally. As I noted in my remarks at the beginning, there hasn't been a lot of change in the trademark system for a very long time, so this represents a significant change.
The second component of that is, if you're reducing compliance costs on business, then at the same time those compliance costs are the revenues of certain segments of the trademark community. There's a clear reality that they are losing a portion of their business.