It's very important in emerging markets because what you want are rules of the road that are understood, and everybody abides by them. So when you're dealing in markets like China and India, which are two priority markets for the government, you'd like to have an ISDS-type of arrangement where you could go to an independent arbitration as opposed to having to deal with the vagaries of the judicial system in the other countries.
It's a net gain benefit for us in a place like India, for example. It's not that the legal system is bad in India. It isn't, if it gets to the judges. But the problem is, it's how long it takes for the case to get to where it has to go. When you have a process that is more open and transparent and where you have an independent judicial system, that's fine.