Thank you, Mr. Robert.
That's all we have. I have given lots of leeway on that questioning round so that issue is not questioned again, but I do want to remind everybody to please speak slowly. This is a reminder to the witnesses and to the members as well. Some of the problems that we're having with interpretation—not all, but some—are also caused because people are speaking too fast, and I will try to slow down myself as I say that.
Also, I want to remind people that the view that ParlVu has is generally the same view. I did say at the beginning that you would see that the speaker is the main focus, so be mindful that you will probably not be on the screen the way you see it on Zoom. On ParlVu, it will be just the speaker, so we do prefer if you could keep your camera on as much as possible so that the technical team knows that there is no technical difficulty, that you are still there, just like you would be in a committee room. If you have to walk away or look away for a little bit, that's fine; just leave your camera on so that we know that's what you're doing.
The next speaker is Mr. Alghabra, please, for six minutes.