And, obviously, the parties know that. All the others know that I would do that. But I have not made a decision to come right now. If I could ask you, it seems unfortunately, with every victory in the peace process, there are sometimes the seeds of the next crisis, and we have the Ulster Unionist Council coming back in February to consider progress on decommissioning. Well, I agree with George Mitchell's assessment that decommissioning is an essential element of the Good Friday Accord and it has to be achieved in the overall implementation of the agreement.
All parties have a collective responsibility here.
And I think what we should do is to give the agreed-upon process the chance to work. I have great confidence in General De Chastelain. I believe the parties have great confidence in him. And I don't think you can underestimate the terrific importance of the IRA naming its representative to General De Chastelain's commission and I hope they do that today. And the Loyalists should do the same.