No. I think that's well within the rules of the CTA. They have done it before. At the start of COVID, they had eight large questions they had to settle about the way they were going to handle COVID questions. There were some 3,000 complaints and they handled all of them, at least with regard to those issues, altogether.
The system I'm suggesting is done in telecom all the time. You pick one case that seems representative of many, and you say, here's how we adjudicated it, and then to anybody else, show cause that your case is different, in the expectation that the industry would then settle them all because the answer, except in very special situations, would be exactly the same. I think that's well within their rules.