There are two issues. First, we do have advisers. They do provide good advice, but they advise on the strategy for privatization. However, before going to a particular implementation of privatization, you have to have framework that ensures transparent privatization. Unfortunately, privatization in Ukraine was a bad story. It was not a success story, except for maybe Kryvorizhstal.
We don't want to undermine the legitimacy of the process. We understand that a lot of people would like to use privatization to enrich themselves. This is how the oligarchy has been established in Ukraine: through privatization. We cannot do this anymore. That's why our first task is to establish transparent management of state property, and then the privatization procedure for both small and strategic enterprises, and the transparent management of and accountability for the State Property Fund. Unfortunately, two heads of the State Property Fund died, and we have reason to suspect that this was because of their professional activity. This is the reality so you can understand the grounds and the environment of privatization in Ukraine.
We just want to make sure it is transparent. Afterwards, we believe that any advisers would be very useful.