Also there is a PPCC meeting scheduled today in the bank building at the OSCE, that's the Political Parties Consultative Commission, and they will be discussing various issues. However, because the PEC meeting won't have been completed, there will not be quite as much to talk about. Also, of course, that meeting is open to the press, though they may not ask questions, as per usual. A couple of other items with regard to our ongoing preparations where we're strongly moving forward to the start of voter registration on May 5th. The election supervision administrative unit from the OSCE mission here goes to Vienna today, weather permitting, to set up the processing site for the 420 supervisors, who, as I said yesterday, will be arriving in Vienna on Friday, where they'll be processed and then come into the country on Saturday via Split and Zagreb, and then from there bus to the various parts of the country where they'll be supervising the voter registration centers.
Training is ongoing in Sarajevo for our international and local trainers.
Lastly, the first wave of television spots as part of the OSCE's voter registration campaign will go out on Friday, in advance of voter registration, and let me point out once again the Provisional Election Commission regulation which says that it is mandatory for all radio and television stations to air the OSCE voter education spots free of charge in prime time. This is the same rule that was in place last year. Is was widely and generally adhered to, and we're looking forward to the same level of cooperation from all media, all media, in Bosnia-Herzegovina this time. We're currently trying to clarify the position of Republika Srpska, and there is no change in our operations. We will continue working as usual in Republika Srpska, where we have quite a number of districts and IPTF monitors.