I know this was going on long before I walked into the room, so please forgive me if I end up asking you questions about something you might have mentioned before I came in. I suppose, once again, I'm trying to understand, and I think I heard my colleague across the way asking the same thing. What are some of the tools we have (a) to try to get more information, and (b) to try to influence Eritrea? I'm hearing that there's the UN or there's the UN, right? And obviously there's not very much of it.
Then the other tool you're left with is economic sanctions, and we are trying these with other countries, to try to get them to see things our way. We do $3 million of trade. That's not a huge amount, but I can imagine for Eritrea that might be a huge amount. We also have Canadians working in Eritrea as well as having investments there. At the same time, we don't have any Canadian personnel through the embassy or anything else. What kind of a protection is there for the mining company and its interests in Eritrea? Never mind what the mining is doing to Eritrea; let's just come at it from this angle first.