I have a clarification, Mr. Chair. The judgment that Iran had abandoned a weapons program is a quite recent national intelligence assessment of the entire American intelligence community. There have been more recent statements--some by senior American Defense officials of the new administration, some by State Department officials--that are not entirely coherent, but they seem to amount to a judgment that Iran now has a supply of low-enriched uranium that is more than sufficient to produce bombs. But that does not mean they've built them yet.
So I think the administration is probably counting on there being a period when the kind of intelligent activity Peter Harder has described may produce a successful result. Maybe it won't; who knows? But there is apparently a window of opportunity for negotiation that continues in relation to Iran.