Thank you, Mr. Chair.
The whole issue of investor-state provisions is based on the principle of national treatment, so I think, Mr. Kronby, what you're saying—and I just want to clarify this—is that if a state or a national or subnational government brings in environmental legislation on water, the legislation would simply apply to foreign companies, as it would to domestic companies. As such, this agreement in no way compromises the ability of sovereign governments to regulate their treatment or control of a natural resource like water, for example.
Is that accurate?