Madam Chair, as I mentioned before, the market is pretty stable, perhaps in part because of the stability of the government.
Where the challenges come is in the lack of transparency in the regulatory environment. Laws, as they are passed, tend to be quite vague, including those that govern trade. The government has a practice of issuing circulars. If you're a company operating a business in Vietnam, you really have to watch these circulars coming out and actively interpret what those are going to mean for your business. Of course, that is part of the service we provide. Given that constant flow of changing regulations, or articulation of regulations, and implementation of regulations, it's important to really follow.
Vietnam has staked its future on being open for business, and it has successfully managed to take some of the investment in manufacturing that's moving out of China and it's determined to protect that. We're following closely the developments in the market, but the indicators are positive for now.