Allison, let me ask you to weigh in on this.

Yes.

Thanks, Wayne, and thank you for having us today.

Um, we're really excited to speak with you and your listeners.

Um, I'll take the flip side, actually, of the Section Two Thirty-Two conversation and actually talk about who's not included in the scope, because that's just as important for companies when they're, um, rethinking their supply chains.

We've actually seen several clients, uh, new clients reach out thinking they were in scope, and they're not in scope.

So I think it's important to understand, uh, who is and who's not.

I mean, I think we can pretty much guess what it is, but what practical steps should companies take to ensure that raw materials, packaging, and assembled products can clear customs without detention under the forced labor laws or similar import bans?