No problem.
I think there are things that come up. We see officials, with justification, talking about government procurement and regulations within the WTO, and there may be other contracting issues. With respect, this is sometimes the last refuge of the bureaucracy when it doesn't want to do something important.
As important as the government procurement regulations are in the WTO, regulations which, as Professor Burton has pointed out, China largely ignores, and as important as they are for us—and I get that—our national security is more important. We need to have an understanding within the government that China and dealing with the rise of China is a priority that requires fresh thinking, and that we won't accept as the final word, “Well, there's this government procurement regulation, so we can't do it.” We need to think this through and take more time to think it through.