I haven't dismissed their findings at all, Keith. But I do want to see what cautions and caveats they put on how the information is used, what assumptions can be drawn and what can't. They split they their findings down into three or four sections of the population. It would be surprising if one of these was not 'most affected' but it does not follow the difference between most and least affected is large. That's why we need to read the whole thing.