They will meet again this week to have further discussions. A draft resolution has been tabled on further sanctions against Liberia. At some point in time I imagine that resolution will come to a vote. What normally happens with Security Council resolutions is that there are a lot of informal consultations that go on behind closed doors and some sort of consensus hopefully is reached on a resolution. As you know, obviously there are differences of views on particular issues among different Member States, but by and large the Security Council members work together much better than in the past.
Resolutions have informal consultations before the final adoption.
There tends to be a process of consultation and consensus building before the resolution is actually put up for a vote. We have to wait and see what happens and what the final form the resolution takes since it is a draft. Please give us a little time and we will inform you about that in the future. We got a report that there was an attack on Yeliboya Island on 20 January. The issue was raised among other issues and you informed us that you do not have any report.