In terms of improvements on the ground, you're saying that the text of the U.S.-Jordan free trade agreement was a great model. You're also saying that it received bilateral support in the U.S. Congress. It received the support of President Clinton. It received the support of business, and it received the support of organized labour. However, you're also saying that on the ground in Jordan, the text—not even the spirit—of the free trade agreement is not being upheld.
Is that correct?