A follow-up on Ecuador. Well, we do understand that the VAT rate will be implemented from June 1st, and while there could be legal challenges, they will take some time to be heard, and the authorities do believe that their legal position is sound. The Turkish Government is altering its composition of its domestic debt stock by asking commercial banks if they'll voluntarily switch part of their government papers into foreign currency-denominated bills, and this is effectively debt restructuring. This is not an unexpected approach. Other countries follow similar approaches, and a voluntary market-related approach is certainly something that the authorities have every right to consider and to pursue.
Debt management is something that is an important aspect of the program.
A question on Argentina and a question on Thailand. On the Thai question, we have had a mission there, and there's actually statements from both the mission as well as from the authorities this morning indicating that the talks went quite well. The mission indicated that the issue of timing of payments did not come up. It was not an issue that the authorities raised. Oh, on growth.