The President of the United States has allowed the sharing of information now with the ICC on these matters. We are actively engaged in sharing right now all of the underlying data from our public investigations and our forthcoming reports. We are doing that to be able to facilitate further investigation and, yes, potential indictment by the ICC of other officials.
It is extremely important for the law to be applied across the chain of command. Command responsibility rests at the top. As we've seen, going back to the Nuremberg tribunals, where the first case brought at Nuremberg was on the abduction of Polish children by the Nazis—from which we get the term “crimes against humanity”—it is important that the full chain of command be subjected to accountability. That's what we're supporting.