MP Jowhari, thank you for the question. I do not have specific data regarding savings on this. It's a very good question, but it's one that, hopefully, if we have other witnesses appear on this subject from industry, they might be better able to answer.
The obvious reality is that consumers make their choices based on a lot of different factors, but the number one choice they make is based on price and cost. We know that if something is cheaper to replace than it is to fix, we'd rather have the new one and the other one goes out to the curb for the dump.
That's what we're seeing here, a system that allows the manufacturer of that device to control the cost of repair, so it's in their interest to make that cost of repair so significant that somebody is consciously looking at the cost of repair versus replacement and is looking to replace it.
This really goes to the next step of the bill, which is, of course, the environmental focus.