They are difficult in every country, without exception. It's extremely rare for us to be able to solve them on our own. It is almost impossible. The same is true for relations with local authorities. It is strictly by talking to the local communities that we can do it.
Again, this has to do with the financial system, which I talked about with Mr. Martel. Here in Canada, we have what I call a progressive taxation system, which means that our government taxes activities and profits. This is well known in the financial community. But in most countries in the world, the mining industry is governed by a taxation system that is not progressive, but rather regressive. In fact, the government earns revenues directly from the mining activity. Since the resource is non-renewable, some countries' governments do not want to let mining companies extract deposits that will be unable to generate sufficient cash flow to fund government activities.