Yes, I'd be happy to.
Maybe I would take a slightly different twist. You asked about delisting. By way of example, if you take Russia or Iran, when they were recently delisting, without the consolidated list that we have urged be created at least for a week, two weeks, or a month, it's tough to figure it out. Quite frankly, the way you need to go through it is to find the latest consolidated regulations with the last known list, and then go through all the amendments that have been issued, and you literally have to have someone remake the list. It's not impossible, but if we look at earlier this year, when the Canadian sanctions against Iran were lowered, we had an number of clients calling us wanting to know who they can do business with. We had a team at our law firm going through and doing it, and these are people who are used to it. A Canadian company out there that does not have that experience, quite frankly, would be at a loss.