Well, coming back to the presentations on made also and how things are being done, then my country would also know where you're sitting. It's extremely important that you take the strategic events on the citizen situation of all we do with these big urban areas that we have now. We need to have smart cities. It's not just a bus ride, it's simply because when you have like 22 to 24 million people living in the same place, you can't go on with business as usual and just hope that things will work out because we see that they don't the city's been just it, the city gets polluted, people waste their time, people get sick, and you get an overall frustration in society that doesn't work. So it's not a nice two thing to talk about smart cities and need and you have to start somewhere and there are many ways of doing it. One thing is to take the overall perspective, make sure that you have the politicians and the bureaucrats with them to make their decisions, but also that it comes bottom off that people understand that the citizen's private companies go in that direction and then they make smart decisions whenever they do what, because if it's all piecemeal and if you take the cheapest solution every time you go for something, then you end up with not having the smart city because that was going on like you did before. Do you really need in your heart and you just need to make those changes? They felt that a lot of people, one of the resistances is that they felt that it's quite expensive. Is that really so your accident? When you look at it from the beginning, it looks very expensive but all smart cities know that in the long run when you have made those decisions, they had any initial investment that we cannot do away with, then in the long run it's cheaper. Today for example in Denmark we have invented so much green energy, maybe green wind, that energy prices are going down. The energy we can produce from wind is cheaper than the black energy from oil. So that has been a transition of having more expensive energy that was green, but now that green energy is cheaper, and that is the way we have to look at it. Any message to the Philippines of people, your accident? I think the message is that one of the panelists said it has come to you and I would like to add that it started and you didn't already get started. So I think that is the message.