Not in my view. We are doing the right thing already in the sense that we already have a commercial relationship there, and I think our commercial relationship with Colombia has been contributing to the progress that's being made.
This free trade agreement would simply open a lot more opportunities to reinforce those commercial links in ways that I think Colombia has already shown make for real progress in the well-being of Colombian citizens. If we can help improve the lives of Colombians simply by engaging in legitimate commerce and investment, it seems to me that's a hugely positive thing for us to be doing.
I can't imagine that anyone would want to say let's take Colombians back to where they were in the bad old days. Surely there's recognition that huge progress has been made there. Is it still a trouble spot? Are there are still issues? Of course. But can we not continue to help make progress in that country?