Absolutely. The expectation is that we are setting a standard across the current practices that is ad hoc. It is based on individual agreements.
Take the telecommunications class, as we call it. They are not all the same. When law enforcement goes to one provider over another one within the telecommunications world, they don't know if they're going to get the same information. If you're running an investigation and you're six months into something, it's probably taken you six months just to figure out which telecommunications provider it is. You're going to get a different set of information from different telcos. That is fundamental within setting a regulation. It's more than an expectation. You know what you get—