First of all, we've had many discussions internally. We know what kind of objectives we're going to be pursuing in the negotiations. We have a political endorsement of those objectives, so we are very clear on what we're setting out to do this coming week.
As to the deadline, I think, as members will well know, negotiations are difficult to predict. I've predicted the end of negotiations many times, and I have usually been wrong. So you just negotiate as hard as you can, and negotiations always have a certain rhythm. You never know when you're going to get stalled, when you're going to get delayed, or when you're going to make huge breakthroughs that can accelerate the negotiations.