Thank you. I would like to go over two small matters very quickly, if the allotted time will allow me to get back to this later.
At the very end of your presentation, Mr. Dean, you said something that startled me a little. Your comment was about NGOs that are in the field and that are involved in landholding activities.
Could you tell me what their work entails? I am, of course, referring to your concern over whether the NGOs are complying with the spirit of the law. Perhaps we need to look into this.
I also have a question about what you said, Mr. Simmons. You said that an increasing number of southern residents, hailing from the north, end up returning to their roots. Given the fact that much of southern Sudan's farmland—we're talking about thousands of hectares of land—is being sold off to foreign investors, where are these people to go? These are my questions for now.