That brings me to my second question, and I'll ask it first of Mr. Bradley, and then Mr. Egan.
We obviously talk about the data being transparent, accurate, and public, and your second recommendation, Mr. Egan, refers to open-source data. What would you say to your members in the private sector who are concerned about their competitive advantage if they shared this data? What are the recommendations around that framework so we protect the competitiveness of individual companies with respect to data?