There really are two levels of freedom of conscience here. The first is those physicians who are uncomfortable for reasons of conscience to participate in responding to the request of the patient but who feel comfortable with referring the patient to a different physician who would be willing to perform that assistance. I believe that would be the majority of the physicians who express difficulties of conscience.
The last part, the Quebec part, which we're referring to, would involve a very small number of physicians who may feel uncomfortable referring a patient to another physician for reasons of conscience. This is our attempt to say we believe that Quebec has done an extensive review of the issues of conscience. They have been very thoughtful about this, and the solution they've come up with is, in our view, the best way of balancing the two rights, the rights of the patient and the rights of the physician. It will apply to a very small number of physicians, but that's what we think is important. We want to preserve the physician being able to participate in this in that empathetic and thoughtful way, and knowing that some of their colleagues may have difficulty with this is quite helpful in this process.