You had many talks about this. I remember the times we would get together at night and discuss these very things over dinner. I want to direct your attention to Mongolia, because that's probably where you and I first started talking about this concept, and you had some experience there as well.
If you look at a country like Georgia, they managed to do something that a lot of countries have a whole lot of trouble with, and that's corruption. There has to be a willingness on the part of the government to embrace the basic principles of democracy. Am I right in saying that? And how do we encourage governments that have experimented with democracy that have a tendency to fall back into these old bad habits?
Can you tell us about the importance of that?