I'd like to put that into perspective. We started with about 80. Really, we did. We went through them and said what was not the way it's supposed to be, and we did an assessment of what we think the likelihood of success is. We whittled it down to the bare minimum of technical amendments in order to make long-haul interswitching work, for example, and those are the three. If any one of those three isn't there, then it will become like CLR. We've really done that work and have come down to those three from something that was a much larger list. Then, of course, there's the addition of soybeans, because we just don't understand why that's not there.
On September 12th, 2017. See this statement in context.