Yes. Thank you for that, because that's something I see as being preventive rather than reactive to issues.
I do see that if someone has malicious intent, then that's the problem. What we have with these scissors I think is a problem that has come with all the carry-on luggage. So many people have them in their manicure sets or moustache trimming sets, or whatever you have, and they're carrying them on the planes now because that's the nature of travel. You take your carry-on bag with those types of things in it. So I can understand there are two points of view here. One of them is that the passengers need to carry these things with them. They're going to another place and they need to have their scissors with them.
So there has to be some kind of.... You can find threat in almost everything, but you have to decide. All these things have to be worked out in terms of risk and threat, and I'd say this particular one, the small scissors, is one that probably has brought more concern to individuals than any other item, because that's one thing that people will carry with them.