On the confirmation of service demand, I'm not sure of the exact figures. There is a large segment of the telecom sector that provides this information without any piece of paper, because they don't see it as being privacy-invasive and want to give assistance to police. The portion of the industry that requires a piece of paper instead of a production order—and the only one available for this type of information currently is a general production order, which is quite difficult to obtain—would be subject to this new confirmation of service demand. It's a new tool. We don't know how often it's going to be used. I think there are other amendments later on that are asking for some sort of review, so if those pass, the proof will be in the pudding, so to speak.
