No. Certainly in terms of what types of shipments need to be detained, that's based on the laws of the individual country, the systems that are in place, and that sort of thing. Yes, for shipments that need to be detained and examined, they need to do that, look at them, and do the examination as quickly as possible. Our concern was that if something is a legitimate good that can be legitimately exported, they need to make sure they get through that process as quickly and expeditiously as possible so that it doesn't interrupt the free flow of goods and legitimate trade. Our concern there was about the situations where something was detained but it was all right, and how long it took to release that into the market.
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