 Intuitively, the officials should choose the Cautionary Policy instead of the Covert one, even though more people will suffer harm. Critics object that contractualists using the Value of Choice cannot capture this result. (Williams 2006). Consider Curious. The Covert Policy offers her greater protection from harm than the Cautionary Policy, because her chance of suffering harm is higher under the latter than under the former. And because she is impetuously curious, warnings and other information have negative value for Curious. The opportunity to choose only makes her worse-off. Therefore, Curious can reasonably reject the Cautionary Policy.