The people know that, and they want to know how to improve it. They provide their own independent monitoring indicators on their own web sites. The Government has to accept this. In fact it's quite normal now. Multi-information is available on the Internet.
Nobody can stop that.
In another dramatic break with tradition, Mr. Wang says that Chinese NGOs are now finding they can arrange for funding via the Internet, both from the Chinese Government and from abroad, in order to create their own activities. Another is monitoring automobile emissions in Beijing. Actually, the government encourages NGOs who are concerned about the environment and development, because that is the way we seek the participation of the whole society. Before SDNP came along, Chinese NGOs and research organisations were already compiling databases on various sustainable development topics, but none were available on the Internet. That has only been accessible in China since 1997.