Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
The British, the Americans, and the Danes certainly have done a lot of work on climate change and dealing with strategic issues in the north. Through you, Mr. Chairman, can you elaborate on the kind of interaction you've had so far with, in this case, our NATO partners in terms of the north, particularly in dealing with the changing ice floes, the fact that we're seeing parts of the shelf break off, and the impact this is having?
And I'll go back to the issue of tourists. We're getting a lot of tourist ships in the north, with people who don't necessarily know how to respond--it's not like sailing in the Mediterranean. What impact is that having in terms of having to go and rescue them?