When you and your members contact the CPSC about this issue, is it your perception that they're listening, that they're trying to work with you?

It's--does that mean children are more susceptible to it?

But, I guess the idea would be, if you can lessen the load, especially in children's products----

we recognize that, you know, this law on the books probably needs to be looked at again.

We really appreciate your time and your attention to these very important issues.

And one of the things I think you've talked about is zipper testing. Have there been problems with zippers having high lead content?

And, as we alluded to before, there'll probably be some other dialogue that happens here, not just in the next couple of weeks, but over the next few months, I'm sure.

many parts of the law have no flexibility in there.

your input is very important.

part of the CPSIA was to increase the staff level so that the Consumer Product Safety Commission staff could do more research.

So, based on, you know, your area of practice, are you seeing fewer injuries to children, based on children's products?

This is a timely discussion, in light of the current holiday shopping season.