Yes, we're looking through it. Definitely, the United States and the European Union have, by far, the best sanctions laws. What we're trying to do is coordinate to ensure that we align with them. The U.K., of course, has been playing some catch-up after leaving the European Union, but they are trying to fashion their own Magnitsky law off the European Union's law. Other OECD nations have good Magnitsky-type legislation. We're seeing this in the Baltic states especially, and in Eastern Europe.
The more we can coordinate and align.... It's about ensuring that we are moving in coordination and having that maximum impact. There are behind-the-scenes talks among our allies and friends to ensure that, when we do bring forward a needed sanction against an entity, it has maximum impact.