The Europeans also question our claim to the Northwest Passage. For an international strait, as you know, one of the requirements you need to make that legal claim is that it is a useful commercial route with a number of commercial boats going through it, as in the Corfu decision.
I'm just wondering if you think we'll be more at risk. With the ice melting, more European ships could go through and it could be more useful to them. Would that have an effect on our claim of internal waters? It would give them more strength for their strait claim.