We do that right now in probably a dozen different cases, those in which physicians make a decision or expert determination with respect to children, with respect to the mentally incompetent, with respect to individuals who cannot make the decision for themselves, with respect to cases of guardianship and trusteeship. Right now health care decisions are reviewed by judges on a regular basis. They are well suited for it.
If we are going to protect physicians, the best way is a priori, in advance. If we are going to review what they do after the case, there will be some very big class actions. The class action bar will be there to take on the role of advocating for individuals in families who have disagreed with the decisions made by the patient and the physician.