I'm only going to take a short call. I wasn't on the select committee for this bill, but I did take a look through some of submitters and noted that a partner at Stace Hammond, and good friend of mine, Arran Hunt, submitted on the bill and made some very thoughtful comments. I actually gave him a call tonight and ran him through it. Now, Arran is probably one of the country's leading legal minds in this area of law—in fact, he took the very first civil case under the original legislation. When I talked to him about the bill and his submission, this evening, he said it has been very difficult for the police, when they're looking at whether or not they can prosecute, to figure out whether or not there was that intent to cause harm. He said, when it gets kicked to a civil proceeding, it can take years and hundreds of thousands of dollars to prosecute. He knows that very well because he took that first case and it took three years and hundreds of thousands of dollars, although I expect—I believe, actually—that he did a lot of the work pro bono, because that's the kind of good guy that he is.