There is still a very close watch of all of the currency movement in China. For every renminbi and every U.S. dollar that passes over its onshore borders, it is tracking. It is very, very conscious, very cautious, of watching that system from how it internationalizes itself, its economy, so they are continuing to watch flow of funds.
What we have found in examples such as this hub is that they are opening up their borders to allow foreigners to come in and allow Chinese to make their way out, but those dollars are still under regulatory watch, and they have numerous levels of government that are watching those, whether it be through the group called SAFE, State Administration of Foreign Exchange, or CFETS, the China Foreign Exchange Trading System. It is still a very regulated market onshore.
So while, yes, they are demonstrating aspects of their economy to be able to deal more internationally, it certainly is still very much under watch. Those regulators are held accountable, and so far, it does seem to work, but the efforts to be able to decentralize some of the activities are apparent.