We do have investigative authority. What we are trying to do is to build the institutional capability so that the Hondurans themselves can do those investigations. There is a purge law, a depuración; a law was passed in the congress recently to purge the police. That's a terrible word; I didn't translate very well from Spanish. Essentially, this gives the authority to eliminate corrupt authorities in the police. There's a similar kind of structure to try to remove those who are corrupt, who are inefficient or ineffective, from the judicial sector.
There is a very courageous process under way right now to get at many of these issues of which you speak. It takes time. It does take courage. It takes leadership. We are very hopeful that this news that just yesterday congress acted to remove the Attorney General from power is a very good signal from the government and the political parties, because it took an act of congress, of which the three political parties are members. There was an overwhelming vote of 106 to 14, I think, to do this. I can get the numbers. It's a very, very good sign.