Sure. I have a question for Mr. Moffet.
The challenge is to be able to measure these effects in a way we can all agree about. If we simply refer to the idea that in the opinion of the ministers it's equivalent or superior, how the heck do you prove that? In other words, it seems like a fairly open door to any kind of negotiation at all.
We need to have some test or quantifiable way of seeing how these effects really are equivalent, and that we're not just trying to buy peace in the valley by signing some deal with folks.
Is there a way we can reduce that apparent element of subjectivity by the ministers so there's some kind of reassurance that what we're trying to get at here, this quantifiable business...? Is there alternative wording that takes us to that place but doesn't leave it entirely to the ministers--something that overcomes your own objections, so to speak?