Frankly, we want to see rules of the road, so to speak, maritime rules of the road established throughout the region. On the one hand, we do want to engage China in a constructive way. That remains the policy of the U.S. president. It's important that we do so. It's important for the stability of the region.
Any country does.
Our key relationship, of course, remains with Japan. The anchor of our strategic stability throughout the Asia-Pacific region is Japan. I think it is important that Japan continue the host-nation support. It does require Japan to bear a certain burden, but by the same token it requires quite a burden on the part of the United States to maintain that level of presence throughout the region which benefits ultimately Japan and all the other countries in the region. So I hope they will continue their host-nation support at the current levels.