You're out of time.
You did mention the trade and the aid and you tied the aid to a certain benchmark. There are some countries now that we do not send aid to. I don't think we send aid to Zimbabwe, I'm not certain if there's anything that gets through to Zimbabwe, and maybe a few other countries.
Is there a problem of having too low a benchmark in some of these countries? We still send some aid to China. We still send some aid to other countries where we know there are human rights violations. We know that improvement can be made. How do you balance that cut-off of aid with sending them some aid, so we can influence them toward this lowest common denominator as a benchmark?
Then we'll go to Madam McDonough too.