We don't have that yet. Everybody's talking about a code with a lot of things, and it's not done yet. It's very tough sitting in my seat and saying I'm for it when we don't know how the disputes will be fixed. We don't know who will participate. We don't know if the multinationals will be in. There are things that need to be done prior to a decision being made.
That doesn't mean we're against the principle. Absolutely we're for the principle of the code, because that's what we do in our code of ethics, but there are things that need to be defined. When they are presented to us, we will look at it. If it makes sense, we will say yes.