Maybe I'll just say a little bit on the interlock. If someone is subject to having the interlock in place, so it's on their vehicle, how are we finding that that person is less inclined to drink and drive? Obviously if someone is going to drink and drive and take that risk, do they not find other means to facilitate that? At what point in someone's thought process are they being stopped from drinking and driving by a vehicle equipped with the ignition interlock? I would think it's not actually at the point where they get into their vehicle and go to start it. I would think it's at some point earlier. Or do you find that literally they go out, have some drinks, get in their vehicle, and find the vehicle won't start? So at what point in the process does the device impact on someone's actions?
