I'd like to add to that, if I can. Last year we heard testimony from Professor Daniel Mejia. He's a respected professor and researcher from the faculty of economics at Los Andes University in Bogotá. He talked about increased protection of unionists, among other things. He provided some very good statistics-based measures from 2002 to 2009 about dramatic decreases in killings, dramatic decreases in kidnappings, and dramatic decreases in serious violence. I would like to give the government of President Uribe credit for that.
Here's my practical question. President Uribe's term is coming to a close, and he is not seeking re-election. What is the sense of U.S. trade officials in terms of the ability of this agreement to carry on legitimately and to do what it was intended to do? This may well be opinion. Would a change of government impact those strong intentions? As we go forward with this free trade deal and put it into play, obviously political considerations in Colombia would be of some concern to us.