I'm intrigued to hear you say that. What you have described is that there was a moment when you believed there was no option, and then people did go to the streets. Certainly the message was sent to the legislature and there was an opportunity to change things.
I'm just curious. This is the last question, because I don't have much time. On the vote count coming up, as you mentioned, about one-third of the legislature would be supportive of the agenda of continuing reform, at least to adhere to the agreement that was negotiated. How confident are you that you can at least hold it to below two-thirds of a vote to change direction? In other words, are the numbers there in the legislature right now to adhere to and oppose the undermining of the agreement?