Yes, I would agree with that.
I think we will at least take a pause while the new U.S. administration gets up to speed. It usually takes a good six months or so before they get their staff in place and start to formulate their positions.
Even if we don't achieve an agreement in the April-Easter timeframe, we're going to have a platform that will show how far we got—something we could pick up again in a year or two.
Whichever administration comes in, it will not be eager to turn its back on 140 or 150 other members, many of them developing countries, that will want this deal. Even a new U.S. administration will be under pressure to try to conclude the deal.