That's correct. As far as standards go, the biometric standard is consistent between the countries that were named earlier. In fact, we have a body called the International Information Consortium, which consists of the U.K., the United States, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia. They communicate regularly on standards with respect to the exchange of biometric information, so really it's a question of appropriate agreements in place, as was spoken about before the break, and the manner in which the information is shared.
From the technical perspective, there is no issue.