In how many of those—this might be something you could get back to the committee on—situations do the state sanctions then become very specific to organizations or to actors within national governments that are taking actions that are a grave breach of international peace and security or that would fall under the Freezing Assets of Corrupt Foreign Officials Act?
It seems that when you're targeting a national government there are individuals making those decisions within that. I'm just trying to get at how many of those, then, are also being targeted as part of state sanctions, potentially, as opposed to individualized seizures of their assets and prohibitions from travel.