Ms. Eckert, I want to take you back to the past, because I know you've written extensively on the Interlaken process. The manual that was produced during that process has been used by many different states to guide them in implementing their own sanctions regime.
During the first process one of the things that came out in that meeting is that one of the preconditions necessary for targeted sanctions to be effected was clear identification of the target. I want this for more clarification so I can enhance my own knowledge, especially because we're at the outset of the study.
It was written that the targeting depends to a large extent on the characteristics of the targeted country. Can you help me understand the characteristics, what was meant by that stipulation in the first part of the process?