Well, if the EU, the U.S., Canada, and Australia, for example, all adopt the same disclosure requirements through their capital markets, you will begin to cover a large part of the world. The number of Chinese companies and the increasing number of developing country companies are listing somewhere—in London or Frankfurt or Toronto. We want to reduce the number of venues where they can escape those kinds of regulations.
Interestingly, Hong Kong requires new extractive companies that are listing for the first time to disclose payments to governments. We know that Shanghai and Hong Kong are talking about harmonizing their regulations. The Chinese want to meet the highest international standards. They don't want to be down at the bottom of the pile. They're coming along, albeit slowly.