They have a powerful farm lobby, and the Japanese government is trying to protect some of those interests. Having said that, that is what you bring ministers together for, to make the tough decisions. That is why President Clinton urged people, including our own ministers, to make some tough decisions here. So that is what we are doing presently. Then the issues that people took to the streets on here in Seattle.
Biotechnology is an interesting example.
Emerging from this conference certainly we will have a working group that will study biotechnology. Fear of biotechnology is that we will make things worse. I had a very interesting discussion with a rancher from California who raises organic meats that he thinks are ecologically friendly. He is an adviser to the US delegation here. He favors eco-labeling.