Thank you.
I only have one question, but depending on how you can help me, we might need to follow it up.
You said Wu doesn't apply, but as far as I understand it, the principles in Wu are pretty clear. There are two dimensions to saying it wouldn't apply. It wouldn't apply because it actually didn't deal with surcharges, and therefore in some technical term it doesn't apply, but if you look at the principles, it would have to apply.
What I heard from your answer was that we don't expect it to be needed. You gave examples of how even provinces without the fine option programs can alleviate to the point that you wouldn't end up in the situation of needing the Wu principle.
Can I have some clarity on whether you firmly believe it does not apply in that strong sense, or whether it does not apply in the sense that we don't envisage its being needed, though the principles are still applicable to surcharges?