Ms. Mahoney, your comments about the local tribal level or local village level, and about the importance for us of viewing these things in the lens of what the local customs and the local laws are and trying to make improvements within their own understandings of their laws and justice system, are I think absolutely essential. And of course, that's going to be the challenge, because it involves understanding their local governance too, and what changes you might be able to make so that the government may be able to impact some of the local customs and laws as well.
My question will be more towards what your viewpoint of constitutional law would be, understanding that some countries have constitutions and others haven't. We've heard several times that sometimes the Koran is being interpreted as a constitution, and of course, it would be a very immovable thing to try to make any changes, in that aspect.
What would your viewpoint be about encouraging evolutionary constitutional development in many of these countries?