let me just rejoin to that. We have looked up ``personally'' and ``substantially.'' That could involve standing there in a room and giving advice. So that can be just a person giving advice which could expose them to a $50,000 civil penalty, from what I have seen. I thank the gentleman for yielding.
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Discussing the implications of definitions related to civil penalties.
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