I guess my concern generally about the allowances for doctor shopping and things like that would be that, regardless of whether someone has actually received the services that they should be receiving, they could seek out—as one of the previous witnesses was talking about in the previous panel—two doctors who would sign off.
If you're going to have this criteria and make it meaningful, you would need some kind of evaluation, someone who was competent to make the assessment of whether these services were provided or not, and wouldn't someone not have the option of going from doctor to doctor to find someone who would sign off and say they had? Does that make sense?