Thank you very much.
Mr. Sedra, you had mentioned at the end of your talk the fact that if Canada were to withdraw or if countries were to withdraw, it would return immediately—and I'm assuming it would return to a chaotic nightmare once again. This seems to be the one consistent and the one thing that we are all relatively assured of. We're talking about the progress that has being made, and we're hearing from many, and it has been very, very encouraging in the progress that we've been making with the number of some five million students in schools, medical facilities, and many other institutions, and having in mind, too, that that's being scheduled over a period up to the year 2010, to have substantial completion on the judicial reform, good governance, and other things. And that's not a guarantee that it will all be done by 2010, but at least it will be a substantial completion towards that.
Given that we're well under way on that, what would your comments be on the overall progress that is being made on it? Do you have any suggestion on things that could be done in addition to what we're doing already? A considerable effort is being done already.