We did touch on cryptocurrency. I suspect that cryptocurrency doesn't meet the definition of "money" at the current time. It's not legal tender. It can't be used in transactions with Government to discharge a debt owed to the Government—a critical feature of any genuine legal tender money—but we know it's there. We know that there's a potential that it could have a distorting effect on the economy in years to come, so the bill is equipped to at least monitor that, if not to actually address the issues that may arise, because at the present time we don't know exactly what they'll be. 