First of all if the users are paying, they have much more influence on things like what data are collected and how they are collected and how they are made available. They will not wait for many years if they are paying for that. You have to become very focused on the customers and there are various other advantages. You can list 5 or 6 advantages on each side. Steering your way through all of these is, I think again something, which has to be done in relation to other national policies.
Geographic information is just one element of government policy.
There are many others as well. So some models can be treated which I think straight through all of these. I have recently been in China. Chinese have been very proud that they have a model, which is half way between U.S. Federal Model and British one. I suspect that is true of many countries as well.