It's black and white in the sense that you're either in compliance or out of compliance, and you're using as your standard for compliance the IFC guidelines for the most part, which, as I said, have been written to be quite general and allow for a good margin of interpretation, because they have to be applied in a hundred different countries, with different jurisdictional requirements, by the World Bank or anybody who has World Bank support or the IFC support or MIGA, as I mentioned. On the environmental side, they have to be applicable to any type of ecosystem globally, so they are at a level of generality that, when you come to very specific instances of are you in compliance or are you out of compliance, make it very difficult to know, within the context of this bill the way it's written, how you would come to a judgment and then how you would decide whether that compliance issue is trivial or substantial.
