That's basically where we think the solution is in a situation like Sudan. We think that making Canadian corporations that are operating abroad more responsible for their actions, more responsible for the environmental consequences of the operations they have abroad, more responsible for the employees they hire, train, and use for their operations is a part of the solution. Making them responsible assures that their presence in a country like Sudan is more beneficial than detrimental to the country.
To get back to the point I was presenting earlier, there is currently a shocking demand for most of the natural resources. It's more specifically for oil, copper, zinc, gold, and so on and so forth. So leaving the space in a country like Sudan, which is rich in natural resources, only opens up opportunities to other producers that might not be subject to the corporate responsibility that we've seen improving here in Canada and in the United States, for example.