We have had no difficulty in our working with, for example, the Ministerio Publico and working directly with ATIC. In fact, they've welcomed it. In terms of other areas, when you get into things like the call for an independent commission to come in on the Berta Cáceres case, in the conversations I have had, people are prepared to meet with people and share things, but the question of having an international group come in and take over becomes very delicate. I am not sure that is the best approach.
Certainly, there's accountability that needs to be considered and international pressure is very important, but I don't know how an international group could easily come in and get engaged in this in a way that's going to work that well, given how delicate some of these processes are.