We are all, for better or for worse, in the same state. There is no country in the world today, including the United States, who has the answer. I think we are struggling today to figure out how to approach this, and I think that our desire is to utilize the expertise over the next few days to see if we can address some of these issues. There are a number of people around the world watching because they, too, are looking at whether or not we can come up with concrete suggestions as opposed to just talking to each other, actually moving the agenda along, again, integrating it always. I think that what we do here will be very much something that will be able to help people around the world as they look at this issue themselves.
Many people move away from it.
It is easier to say we'll go after the bad guys. This approach is difficult. The agenda before you, as has been stated, is complicated. The United States is very committed to working to forge a regional plan, one that is comprehensive, one that is a model that can be used for other parts of the world. To that end, I will close.