Jacques Rogge solidified everything the IOC has been doing. He's been involved in absolutely outstanding games in Athens, much better than people anticipated, absolutely outstanding games in Beijing, and now absolutely outstanding games in London, the highest possible quality, good people running them good organization running them. Reedie on the bid trail for London in 2004. (ATR) Everyone talks about the Youth Games, they've clearly filled a hole in the Olympic marketplace that way, without that being marketed in money terms. Young people clearly enjoy going to a Youth Olympics. All of that is a pretty good report card. I think members will simply want to continue. I don't see people coming forward with revolutionary ideas. Personally I look forward to seeing the manifestos from the candidates when they eventually appear. We are very presidential in governance structure. We actually seek a huge range of talents from the person we appoint to be our president. I think in the current climate a different governance system might work with wider representation using different people, with different skills, to do different things rather than leaving all of it to one man or woman. It's a big job. ATR: You just have three cities running for 2020. What is your thought on how that race is shaping up? CR: It's a particularly different election this time because they offer entirely different things. Tokyo is a safe choice in the sense that they have run the Games before, their economy is sound and they