I think we last spoke to them formally in April 1996, so it is high time for another meeting. In reports like this though, I mean, you talked last week about the possibility of setting new talks with the North Koreans. We have long had concerns about various activities of the North Koreans, various missile-related activities. What that is, Barry, is, you know, various allegations of sales and transfers and developments. We see a lot of reports and we believe we need to look into all of them and discuss them directly with the North Koreans because they are very important.
Proliferation is one of our major global concerns.
I can't be in a position here of confirming launches of missiles or sales of missiles until we have all the information at our disposal. What has to happen first is, we have to meet with the North Koreans to get their view of what has happened - very important talks led by Bob Einhorn. I simply don't want to get ahead of the story this week. Let's see what the message is from the North Korean delegation in New York this week. We hope it is positive.