Thank you, Monsieur Deltell.
I'd like to ask Mr. Chipeur one question for clarification, and perhaps two.
You gave examples of judicial review a priori of medical practices. Can you give one where competence is not at issue? We are dealing with the idea that competence has been determined and we are saying that medical practitioners may be involved in it. You've given some examples. I think in all of them the degree of competence was at stake with judicial review of the decision. Can you give us one example of judicial review of a medical practice where competence is not at issue?