This regulation doesn't overdue the rules, it is in addition to the rules. Right, in terms of whether it's mental health or any other kind of rules that have been passed by states, those rules are in effect. This regulation does not affect them if those rules are more stringent than the federal rule. Let me add to that for a minute. There has been some concern, some of the provider groups' doctors have said, well, we are concerned that these regulations aren't going to be as strong as what we currently do.
Nothing prevents doctors from doing more.
Nothing prevents health plans from doing more and taking extra measures to protect the privacy of their patients. What this does is set a base line of practice, some minimum requirements that have to be put in place. And so in fact people will lose nothing under these regulations. They will only gain. There is a very important role for Congress.