Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Ms. Nolke, I'd like to start with you on the comments you made on the civil and the common law, and what different countries have to do in their legislation or, perhaps more important, what they don't have to do in their legislation.
You indicated that, for the ones who have signed on to the convention in article 21, by definition the exceptions in article 21 are in their civil code. Basically, if we don't see them in their law, by definition they don't have to be there, because civil law already includes that. Is that correct? In common law we have to codify it? Do I understand that correctly?