We were part of the discussions I'm referring to by virtue of the fact that we have an executive director at both institutions.
And you're right. I think there are a number of other players around the table—the Japanese, for example—who have always resented the fact that they have been, in effect, removed from consideration for selection, or that one of their nationals has been. But that also goes for virtually all other member countries.
I think it's a particularly remarkable, perhaps even unacceptable, fact that a developing country candidate never seems to be considered for the presidency of the World Bank—this is the world's largest development agency—and you have to ask why. So there are a number of developing countries that would also endorse moving in this direction.