So that is another source of the concern. In fact, in my view, that could be a major concern for the government. They can't do nothing much about it, but the fact that they don't have access to these funds coming in is creating some kind of discomfort for governments and that also might tend to intensify the fear factor. But I feel ultimately what is important for us to do is to have a kind of working relationship so transparent that there will be no room for either side to suspect what the other side is doing and that is what we are trying to do in Guyana. That's not always easy coming out of a history where there's been had to be covert operations.
People have to recognize that when they've got a new political change.
Anyway, the next speaker. I come from Namibia, I've been a parliamentarian for almost ten years. Now I have resigned to challenge the president in the next election. There's no law against hope they say. First is about the correction that you made about the voting power of women in America and the world.