Yes, I definitely would say it was a success. As I've said in the past and will say again, I'm very proud of the integrated security unit and the job that was done in securing both of these summits. If you look from the outside looking in, from the standpoint of people who are involved in security around the world, they saw it as a monumental task. We saw it the same way, but we broke it down into small pieces, as I described earlier, and I think everyone was very efficient in doing their job.
We go into this with the objectives I spoke to this morning. The mandates we have are to protect the IPPs, to protect the public, and to protect the conference itself so that it can continue. Not one meeting was late and not one IPP was threatened or felt uncomfortable. When you're housing something like this in a huge city with a large population, with thousands of people who came to express their right to free speech, which we expected and which went as expected—many people came—I feel it was a definite success.