Thanks, Mr. Chairman. Continuing on with that, I guess the concern stems from the fact that HIV is considered a communicable disease. Although the method of transmission for HIV is significantly different than most other diseases about which people would have concerns, I guess the answer would tend to indicate that in this act we're relying on the chief medical officer of health to recognize that the method of transmission of AIDS typically doesn't pose a significant risk to children in the classroom. Is that actually the case?