Thank you.
Before addressing that, I would like to say that the United States is not a signatory to the convention. We will be able to circle back and get you the information on who has actually signed and who has actually made cases.
Our obligation under the convention, once we signed—which was roughly 10 years ago in December—is that we have up to 10 years to submit our case to the commission. I can assure you that the case is done, it's bound, and it's in a process of being transported to the commission in New York. It is a very large document; it probably weighs over 500 pounds. We have to provide the document in paper form and in electronic form.
Once we submit it, we will have about six months before we can appear before the commission to make the formal oral presentation, and that's usually about an hour to an hour and a half. That then puts us formally in the queue, so we now are ahead of any country that has not submitted yet. The countries that have submitted are in that queue.