Thank you for appearing today.
I'd certainly agree that this is a positive initiative with little downside to it. The more confidence there is in the international investment, the lower the cost will be vis-à-vis the risk factor to it.
My question is more to the relationship. You say two countries have not signed on to it, or agreed to it, but there are several countries, such as Great Britain, that have territories that are virtually self-governing. I think particularly of the Turks and Caicos Islands, or you might look at the Cayman Islands and other areas known for their offshore banking and offshore investment.
Have those countries, by themselves, made independent application, or are they under Great Britain's initiative? How do they fit into this, and is this intended to deal with these types of circumstances?