You are absolutely right, sir. It's all about the implementation.
There is a Ukrainian anti-corruption office, and indeed it was this office that actually arrested the gentleman last week.
I think it's a mater of figuring out how to more effectively bring together the international effort. You also have the International Monetary Fund, which has made the anti-corruption efforts of the Ukrainian government key in terms of releasing the funding they need. The EU is doing the same thing. There are a lot of international instruments that are focused on corruption, because it is fundamental to the legitimacy of the state. At the moment that's still a little bit under challenge, and in the minds of some, it's highly questionable.