Thank you very much.
On the first issue of Dodd-Frank, Goldcorp shares are traded on the New York and Toronto stock exchanges, so in terms of when that legislation will be coming through, we will be able to do the reporting requirements that are necessary.
The only thing that we see by placing another type of reporting mechanism or regulation here in Canada, is that when I pass by the offices of our financial people, the reporting requirements are getting to be extremely high. That doesn't mean that we shy away from any type of a reporting requirement. We think they're extremely important. We want to try to get as much information out as possible. The burden is extremely high in terms of the amount of work that we need to do. However, if and when Dodd-Frank comes into play, we will be reporting our information according to those regulations also.
In terms of your second question, one of Goldcorp's principal pillars is partnerships. We believe very strongly that, in terms of not only the work we do at our mines but also the work that we do in our communities, it depends on the types of partnerships that we put in place. That was one of the reasons why I brought up our Canadian operations at the beginning, to demonstrate that we have some very good partners here in Canada. The experience that we have here in terms of not just developing very good projects but developing partnerships with local communities, we need to take that experience and export it to other places where we operate.
As I mentioned before, we try to do this, but the local capacities as you mentioned are sometimes lacking. So we look at the priorities of the communities where we are, we look at priorities of the national governments where we operate, and we say that....
I'll give you another example. In Guatemala, I would like to see them modernize their mining regulations. That would add to the stability of the environment within which we deal in Guatemala. Can I go as Goldcorp and start training the Ministry of Energy and Mines? I can't do that. The credibility behind that is not right. However, I think it makes a lot of sense to have a government institution come in to take our experience here in Canada—Natural Resources Canada in terms of their experience—and bring that experience to Guatemala. That's why we're looking to partner with other organizations.
Thank you, Mr. Chair.