With respect to your question on the use of force, let me say that we regard this as a very serious matter. Iraq has confronted the international community with an escalation by refusing to cooperate. It flies in the face of the offer the Council made on Friday to allow for a comprehensive review if, and only if, Iraq returns into compliance. This flouting of the Security Council and the international community and the world was unanimously condemned, and I think the Council acted with great speed and great clarity in making clear that this is a flagrant violation of the Security Council's decisions. The Secretary is reviewing all options with the President.
All options remain on the table and all options means all options.
With respect to next steps, let me say the Secretary has been in consultation with some of her colleagues over the weekend and today. So, we are in an intensive consultative mode consulting about Iraq's failure to comply with previous resolutions and its escalation of this confrontation by its most recent decisions. That's where we are as far as the use of force. I think I have addressed it as best as I can. Well, obviously we would be pleased if Saddam Hussein were to respond to such an entreaty by the Secretary General but it looks like it is a little bit beyond that at this time.