I think it's always helpful that the political voices come forward and say this stuff. The question is how this is going to play out. Each of these areas has a dynamic to it. At the end of the day, I want to see the action. For example, we've seen action in the creation of ATIC. I think that's a positive thing. Now ATIC has to grow. That's going to require resources, and it's going to require commitment.
At the same time, there are some other issues they have to decide on. Are they going to be able to deal with this purging of the police? Are they going to be able to get a strategy in place where they actually have a plan to rebuild the police? If they don't rebuild the police, then the only other option around security will be to maintain the military police. We have to see if these things are going to play out.
They say they're going to play out, and that's good, but at the end of the day.... Part of the issue is there's a massive amount of criminality. There are a lot of areas of need, and they don't have a lot of resources. They're going to have to demonstrate they're able to come up with some of these resources. Otherwise, I don't see them moving ahead.