On the question about Abyei—and then I'll refer this to Mark and Elsadig, because they may know more about it.
I believe that the international community, starting with the United States, is going to do everything it can to ensure that the referendum goes ahead, voter registration or no voter registration. They're still arguing in Addis Ababa about whether to register voters because the demarcation of the area has not been completed. The boundaries are clear, but the actual physical demarcation.... So it's a silly thing to argue about.
The north's strategy will be to move in—what's the name of the tribe in this area?—the Misseriya tribe...they're seasonal cattle herders. They're going to move as many as they can into Abyei to influence the vote. The attitude that I heard in Juba is that we don't want to hang up the possibility of our referendum just because the referendum in Abyei might be delayed. My personal judgment is that it won't be delayed, but it will not be recognized by the north. There will be furious argument about who's entitled to the oil, as you know, that's in Abyei.
The other question, just remind me, was about?