I do see very clear measurables coming out of that.
It has had enormous success in doing a lot of the baseline research, which has led to international instruments, such as the POPs convention in Stockholm. We hope international mercury negotiations will be finalized in January of 2013. That would be as a result of a great deal of research done by the council in its early days as well.
It started out as very much a scientific body. It has evolved into a policy-making body now. You see that with the recent search and rescue agreement. With the increasing attention on the circumpolar region, it's clear that this will be a role the council will rise to, to ensure that there is appropriate governance in the region.