Let's pause there, because I think the challenge is slightly different.
Look, I'm more sympathetic to your articulation of the defence in some ways, but the challenge is not that they take issue with the language. They're saying they do have a very strong market in diagnosis and repair, but what will happen with this is that there will be tools ostensibly listed for the purposes of....
An example I would be more familiar with is that you would have a certain grow light sold for tomatoes, when it was obviously being used for cannabis. In this case, there will be tools being sold for the purpose of diagnosis and repair, when that's not really at issue and they are being used for circumvention for ulterior purposes.
Are we able to respond to that challenge, or do we just say we accept some problems, but overall this is going to be better for consumers, and they can toughen up?