I think what I found interesting—what I've always found interesting—is the third-hand smoking, and that is the residues long after smoking in the vehicle is finished. I mean, that's really fascinating—these studies that have looked at second-hand vehicles, vehicles on lots that haven't been used for a while and where one vehicle, for argument's sake, had been a vehicle where smoking had occurred and another was not, and then to do wipe samples of the seating and do air and dust samples in each vehicle and look at the difference. Many years later, we still find residual effects of smoking in the upholstery where vehicles have been used as a smoking receptacle, and in the air and dust samples. So this third-hand smoking is really important—another piece of compelling evidence, as to why we are supporting this bill.