I can't think of any other issues. Let's bury things. And I think that's over and done with now. And I guess the argument is that if you would have put your child up for adoption but now you know that they can come find you down the road, that you'll just opt to abort. I think it's only three percent of adoptions now are closed.
People opting for adoption are fairly comfortable being open about it anyway.
So it would seem to me the only case where that might come into play is in the cases, for example, of rape and where there still is quite a shame and stigma and criminality involved. So that might be an issue, but it would be, again, a small piece. One small thing. This is going to touch a lot of lives. I think there are 76,000 adoptees in Oregon, and not all of them are covered by this law.