There has been some effect. One is that a lot of it went underground. There were a lot of things that we had access to before the Kilgour/Matas report. They had an open public register that we could actually look at in Hong Kong. That closed after the Kilgour/Matas report. The information became harder to get, but as for whether this mass system slowed, we don't feel that it did. The only thing that might have slowed it was the Olympics in Beijing. I don't really think the Kilgour/Matas report had an effect. The fact that they made it open to the public, and made it more widely known, had ripples, but did not really slow the amount of transplants that were occurring.
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