But do they have, for instance, ownership of land? That would seem to be....
I suppose we should be getting good at this. That's an awful thing to say, but as they intensify—you say hurricanes are happening more frequently—we're having more response. Wouldn't it make sense then to say all right, when you're done with Haiti—and it looks like it's going to be a long time before you're done with Haiti, but you've done a fair amount of work in Chile, for instance—you say “This has worked; this is a real problem; now let's start trying to rectify this so that if it happens again—” and put countries on notice and say “If you don't have this in place you're not going to see that type of disaster relief”.