Mr. Goldberg, I've asked other proponents of this difference of.... Right now there is no restriction on foreign capital. One of the things that's never distinguished enough is that controlling shares is where the restrictions are. And some of the companies that have been presented here have very good returns, over several years, that are very attractive for people to invest in, but they still want the opening up of the investment.
What's the difference in terms of when you're going out to get capital versus the non-controlling and controlling shares in the market? What's the value for you? I'd like to understand it from your perspective.