I think you have a bit of—what am I going to call it—a laser view on certain things where it actually doesn't work that way. I'm not a lawyer like my friend Mr. Peterson, but the point is that to be actionable, it has to be that a government agreed to a certain thing, then changed their mind, and the company is out money, time, and so on. That's what they sue for. It's not just “We don't like what you're going to do on acid rain. We're going to sue you.” It has to be that a government put in regulations, told them it was okay to move ahead on this point, and they spent money and time on it. They allocated resources to it.
That's what they sue for. It's to cover off what they're not able to move forward on.