My understanding is that we've had some limited cooperation with the government on police reform and professionalization of the police forces, so it's starting.
I think we could do more and we're conscious that this may be an area where we can actually work with that government. The challenge is one that affects all of this community, in which there are very high levels of violence. I would say we've started, but we could probably do more. It's an area in which we might be able to find some common ground. The levels of violence are such that they are affecting everyone regardless of political orientation. It's troubling to see the rates of crime and express kidnappings. Per capita murder rates are among the highest in the world.
We don't believe the government has addressed this issue as seriously as it should, and it's beginning to spiral. I think that's affecting not only security but also public attitudes. It was interesting to watch in the election campaign how many people identified insecurity as their principal concern.