One of the complaints of lawmakers and also of some of the US allies overseas is that the administration has not in previous years when they've sponsored this resolution done what they needed to do to press the rest of the international community to sign on board. They basically made a gesture at the last minute to let the resolution go through, but didn't spend enough capital needed to convince other allies to join on. If the Administration has made the decision, it's because they're going to put in the effort. We're going to put in the effort necessary. I don't think it's a question of time.
People know what the record is out there.
Right, but some of the European countries, for instance, have said that there hasn't been enough explanation by the US to convince them that they're ready to take the lead and they're ready to get other countries to sign on. One of my colleagues is in the back. She's got a little better sense of the history. I'm not sure which iteration this is of the resolution. I honestly don't feel that we could announce tomorrow that we're going to do a resolution in 2002.