That, in itself, could force a major change in human rights, a very positive change in human rights to stop the exploitation of prison labor and stop the kind of working conditions that we see there. Now, that s something that China should have to expect if they re going to be part of a real world trading organization. I think they fully understand, but that doesn t mean that they re not tough in their position. I think they re going to be tough, but they fully realize that there s no way that I believe the United States could support China becoming part of the World Trade Organization with the current inconsistencies in place, because if we freeze those and freeze the status quo, we ll be at a terrible disadvantage five and ten years from now. There are a number of things on the table that we still have significant leverage, but we have to be discussing it.
Leverage are the things that they want.
They want to have Most Favored Nation status. On a permanent basis. They get it now on a yearly basis, more or less. That s correct. They also want to be allowed entry into the World Trade Organization.