The short answer is yes. We have a comprehensive double tax agreement, or tax treaty, with Switzerland already. But the terms of it in relation to exchange of information were not as comprehensive as we have sought in what I described earlier as this OECD standard.
The Swiss agreed, in a protocol to the treaty signed in October, to adopt the new OECD standard that covers all the ground. That is essentially on all fours with the tax information exchange agreements we're signing with other jurisdictions that don't include a comprehensive DTA, or double tax agreement.