Yes is the short answer, and we'd encourage the study of that. The U.S. provision provides for reverse engineering for the sole purpose of identifying and analyzing those elements of a program that are necessary to achieve interoperability of an independently created computer program with other programs.
Second, and apart from that exception, there's also a regulatory authority, as Ms. Stanley mentioned earlier, whereby specific exceptions can be made. For example, there's a specific exemption dealing with interoperability for jailbreaking phones, or what is called jailbreaking a phone, and it's subject to regulatory review. It's done in a manner that is compliant with our treaty obligations in subparagraph (h), which Dr. Rosborough mentioned earlier. I do think that looking at that approach is an approach that should be considered.