I guess it depends what happens. There are two dynamics that play out from our perspective. One is the internal politics of the country. There are a lot of issues going on around the different forces in the country and what their wishes are. Our experience working with the attorney general, at least on the work I'm talking about, on the 72 hours, is that they're responding.
My view of it is that we tend to look at it from the point of the political lens with regard to what's going on in terms of these issues. My view of it is that if 80% of the murders are of the common people, then it's in the interest of everybody in that society, no matter what their political persuasion or whatever, to have functionality, because you can't get on a bus without being afraid of—