It s both the Senate and the Clinton administration that agreed to this. These are things that the U.S. delegation that negotiated this treaty to the Reagan and bush administrations, fought very hard to get put into the treaty, in terms of the ability to take samples and send them to laboratories for further analysis. They were U.S. ideas. And we re gutting the treaty. The first level of shaking one s finger at another government is something called a demarche there have been demarches.
Demarches also occur at different levels.
One can go under the name of secretary of State or under the name of a president. There can be calls from president to president. There can be concerted international public statement. So there are different levels of pressure. My expectation is that at some point some government, maybe Australia, maybe Canada, maybe the British, will actually pursue the American challenge inspection exemption through the international court system.