This, of course, was the second time the joint committee had been sitting. The joint committee, in its previous iteration, had spent an extraordinary amount of time on the subject. It was round two, if you will, for the special joint committee. We're very appreciative of their work. They did extensive work in the first round and that wasn't very long ago.
The second point was that there seemed to be a uniformity of opinion within that joint committee that more time was needed. I don't know how much time you need to study.... Once you reach a conclusion that says you need additional time, to keep studying to say you need more time doesn't make a huge amount of sense to me.
In terms of punting down the road, you can use whatever nomenclature you want. The point here is that we have to make sure the system is ready. Given the opportunity, I can talk about all the things that were done over that one-year period and why we thought they would be sufficient, but the underlying reality is that it was insufficient and we needed more time. I wish I had clairvoyance and could have known that, but I lacked it.