Thank you, Mr. Chair.
This is an extremely fascinating presentation.
In terms of the judiciary in Russia, I understand how you can have corrupt government officials and basically gangsters on the loose working with the police to arrest someone like Mr. Magnitsky on false pretenses, but in our system the judiciary is the backstop. It prevents these abuses. Is the judiciary in Russia totally complicit with the corruption? Are judges being bought off or are they simply scared of reprisals? What's the role of the judiciary in all of this?