Back when Kurt and I were in the state department, the U.S. put a lot of emphasis on advising the orange government at that time, Yushchenko and Tymoshenko, on energy reform, and we didn't get anywhere, I'm sorry to say. I do think investment in Ukraine can be very helpful and positive, but it has to be accompanied by genuine reform in the energy sector, which is the most corrupt sector in Ukraine's economy.
Now, it's influenced by Russia. There's a middleman company, RosUkrEnergo, that has played a role in Russian exports to Ukraine. One of the heads of it, Mr. Firtash, was recently arrested in Austria. Ukraine has to really clean out the huge corruption in the energy sector so that Canadian, American, and European companies can actually do business there. It's not lack of interest; it's frustration of trying to do business in Ukraine that I would argue has been the biggest problem.