We've heard in other discussions about competition and about how all of your companies have competed well historically. I've been in a number of competitions and I know the importance of making sure that.... Everything is fine, as far as the playing field is level, when it's a real competition.
One of the things I would like to ask about is the memorandum of understanding and where this is open and without guarantees for all of the countries.
One question is, why is the agreement with Israel different from that? There are some guarantees there.
Second, just to be sure, is it your understanding that these contracts with all of the other countries—with the U.S. and Britain and all of the other countries—will in the end, after all the negotiations, absolutely be open and that there will be a level playing field? There will not be any guarantees, as there seem to be with Israel, with any of those other countries. Is that correct?