I hope there is good compliance with the requirements to self-isolate across the country, but I would say to those who are charged with making sure that people are encouraged to comply with those directions that there is not a trampling on what would be considered normal civil liberties. This is not a time to have a new paradigm of how there is an interaction between authorities of the State and citizens in the State. It is very much an occasion—or a circumstance, I should more correctly say—where we would expect to have a high degree of cooperation from the general public. I think it'll be there, but we will also, therefore, need to have, as, inevitably, frustrations start to rise, an opportunity for people to feed in those frustrations and, hopefully, get some answers.