In the past, much of the infrastructure was in government hands. This involves a completely new type of practice not really known in the Dominican Republic before. The changes in just the last few years have been significant. Tariffs are being lowered. There is now more fiscal transparency.
Tax reform is under discussion.
We must be ready to deal with these challenges. So you're saying that as the Dominican economy evolved, the practice of law here has evolved in response. We must constantly review and update ourselves to reflect the changes we see happening in the Dominican economy. We also participated in the drafting of much of the Market Order Law now being considered by Congress. We have been very much involved in the capitalization of the Dominican Electricity Corporation, telecommunications, transportation, financing and areas related to tourism.