I formerly worked in the bond-rating industry for five years and then covered it from the sell-side bond desk at a major bank, and I can say that's actually the highest rating that any sort of entity would be able to achieve—in this case what would be called a sovereign entity. It's great to see that for the AIIB, and it's great to see that there's an oversubscription, as we would call it, of entities wanting to apply to the AIIB. It's great to see that Canada is at the doorstep there, and a great participant.
Now, if I understand your angle—and please correct me if I'm wrong—it is to ensure that the appropriate measures are taken to prevent corruption taking place within the AIIB. The World Bank functions, and it has done some great things, but maybe some of the stories are not great. Is that along the tangent of your comments?