I respect what you said about the reporting now, and I definitely believe that the mining companies are going in with very important roles for social acceptability and responsibilities. However, the problem the industry is facing is with the local authorities. We're not a government and we cannot act as a government, so we need to work with governments, but very often the government is not so co-operative. We cannot change that. That's their decision. We are there. We are trying. We offer, but on the other hand, that's part of the discussion we have when we're developing a project. Along with the community and the government, we need to find the balance, but sometimes that's just impossible.
For example, there was the Rio Blanco mine junta, and—you're right—that's a problem. The project has been sitting there—and in terms of economics you can look at the numbers—for 20 years now, and just because of social responsibility and acceptability the company made a mistake from the start. It's still there today, and the problem is not resolved.
This, unfortunately, is a fact of life.