I wanted to make sure we had spoken about South Kordofan and Blue Nile, about the transitional areas, because we've hardly touched on that at all today.
I think it relates very closely, as well, to what you were saying about integration, because there you do have populations geographically inside northern Sudan politically supportive of the south. They need to be integrated. The presidential election didn't take place in South Kordofan or Blue Nile. They still have, before January, to have a presidential election, a popular consultation, a referendum registration, and a referendum. It's a pretty implausible timetable.
It's certainly an area we need to be focusing very heavily on, because there's a big potential for violence, but there is also a big potential for integration, because you do have those communities existing already in Blue Nile so far in relative stability. So if they can be models for how the south and the north would cooperate with each other after the referendum, I think that would be very positive.