 Reject the Principle of Common Cause. A stochastic theory, such as a dynamical collapse theory, that reproduces quantum probabilities for Bell experiments, will involve correlated events at spacelike separation. It need not, however, involve any events in the common past of these events that screen off the correlations; these correlations will be built-in to the laws of the theory yielding probabilities of events. Whether one is willing to extend talk of cause-effect relations to refer to the relation between such events is merely a matter of terminology; it should be noted, however, that there is nothing of the usual asymmetry between cause and effect in the relation between these events. To accept this relation as a new sort of symmetric cause-effect relation removes any reason there is to think that cause-effect relations between spacelike separated events are incompatible with relativistic spacetime structure.