Those with a law degree should be able to entertain the idea that they can deliver some pro bono work. And I think, from what I'm hearing, we're all in agreement with that. They should be able to do so without concern about their employment status, and that becomes a win-win for everybody. It's a win for those that are seeking to help the disadvantaged, and, of course, it's a win for those that are seeking help so that they're not disadvantaged. And this bill has a noble aim: it is to improve access to justice, without compromising the standards of professional conduct and client care required under the rules.