Then I heard about the various House resolutions that came up, Maryland was one of them. And, what I have to say, you know, here we are in 1999, the characteristics are very much the same now as they were then. I mean, groups do go through changes. I notice there'll be a lot of noise about that. Professionally speaking, things have moved on quite a bit.
Former members are very active in trying to reach others.
I think the individual issue, as the chairman has pointed out is really where it begins with me, it's responding to that. The issue of informed consent, fully informed, full capacity consent, is a very crucial. But we also have consumer protection laws that protect you from fraud. I think in the guideline sense, as long as you're not violating someone's religious rights, the line can be drawn effectively. In terms of the repressed memory issue, many of the therapists that have been involved in this kind of thing have been losing lawsuits.