When it comes to this piece of legislation, I think if I'm going to err on anything, I'm going to err on the side of caution. The legislation proposes to do a review and that review will enable us to do an analysis based on data, as it's called today, science and data, and to make amendments that we will want to make at that time.
This is an important safeguard, that there's a judicial sign-off. I don't think there's a problem with access to the court system on an issue like this. They're going to make it available and I think the courts can work expeditiously. It's not going to make anybody go broke to do this. It's a safeguard for people. It's a protection for health care providers, and you know, we make it sound as though this is like an appendix surgery. It's not. There's not going to be a lineup of people here waiting to exercise their rights under this legislation. I'm hoping very much that we'll have very few applicants, but I don't think we're going to be clogged up anywhere so I don't think we need to worry about timeliness or access or cost. I think these are issues that we need to consider very seriously. This is a very serious matter and I would much sooner err on the side of caution than start off running before we even know how to walk.