Yes, but you see, all of those costs, whether quantifiable or nonquantifiable in the first instance, to determine whether the benefits justify the cost, were taken into consideration. So I ask under your hypothetical, are you telling me that the quantifiable and nonquantifiable benefits would not justify the cost, whatever the statute said?
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