CHRISTOPHER LUXON: Every single day. A car hits a power line every single day, and that has some pretty grave consequences, and if you just think about—I know everyone's being quite flippant about it this evening, but there are some really serious things here: people who are relying on power for their health reasons, people who are medically dependent on power. They genuinely create life and death consequences. First responders can't respond to accidents until powerlines have been resolved, and having Vector trucks or lines companies stuck in traffic before they can actually get to the car or to the victim is a real problem. So, as Vector has said, this bill will actually save lives, and that's quite a serious thing; that's something that we should be really fixated on and we should be able to do something about it.