You referenced the fact that it's taking disputes out of the traditional judicial process in some of the countries you discussed in your remarks. I know you're an expert in public international law. Private international law is also an example of an area in which there has been years of delay and millions of dollars spent for arguments related to choice of law, choice of forum, even in cases in which it is specified in a bill of lading.
Do you not understand that at least arbitration, and we're talking about specialized arbitration, provides certainty in a time when companies really can't afford three to four years to argue choice of law and choice of forum before getting to the root dispute?