I have one thing to add.
We also have an offer from the other party to suggest how the privatization approach should be changed. The biggest problem, and why it has not been privatized, is that first, we don't have proper management of state enterprises. Second, there are no transparent procedures for privatization. And third, the state property fund, as an institution, is designed, unfortunately, for corruption, not for transparent operations.
We suggest that first we have to establish appropriate management of state enterprises and corporatize those that shall be held by the state, such as critical infrastructure. We have to change the privatization procedure to make it transparent and accountable to the parliament, in particular, and establish the state property fund as an institution that is accountable to the parliament so we can follow all the procedures that have been happening with privatization.
That would be the precondition for appropriate privatization.