You're aware of the global Magnitsky legislation that's currently before the U.S. Senate, I presume, and the difference between the targeted list as opposed to the broader capture of global human rights abusers. Can you give us your feelings in terms of the differentiation there? I think there's really a feeling that being able to have something that's not limited and something that can have teeth beyond just one country...the problem being if individuals on a given list, should it be Magnitsky and the case with Russia or any other country, if they don't have assets that are capturable in Canada, there's not much we can do.
If it's a broader range, there's obviously something that we can look into further beyond just the named individuals.