And I think that our expression of those concerns has been met with the due respect that those in a partnership would grant a member of the partnership. And, again, I can say that we have every indication that come Monday there will be positive consideration to the point that we may, to the extent, there will be a delay. So finally, when we're talking to the people who are watching this who are concerned about pollution, noise pollution, you know there have been some states in the EU who have been threatening to ban certain jets unilaterally, which is one of the reasons why the EU insists they had to go ahead with this. Well, I think that first of all ICAO has done quite well in moving us forward on the stage-three standard. We too have as much of a commitment to the environment as anyone else concerned with this matter before us.
Some people say two, maybe three years, four years.
Well, I don't want to try to put a date on that. But if the parties are in agreement and if everyone is committed, I think you can move forward on it really quite quickly, when you consider the normal time-frame for these kinds of activities. I think now we can do that much faster because there is the will and clearly there is the commitment here. There again the conversation with Prime Minister Prescott was very positive and fruitful in that regard. As you know, he is a strong advocate for the environment, as is the Vice President.