I really believe you're well served in seeing the scope of the study widened, because the bill you presented was by and large well accepted by all parties. It would be a springboard for a further and greater study, so I thank you for it.
You talked a while ago about the causes. Obviously, we know that it is consumption of alcohol while the mother is pregnant. Can you elaborate a little bit more about the sociological causes? Most people would recognize that drinking alcohol is unhealthy and that it causes damage to your child. Could you talk to us a little bit about that?
Also, you talked about costs that were rather significant. Could you give us some practical examples of what those costs actually translate into? What are the factors that drive these costs?