Thank you.
Mr. Clark, I have just one other quick question.
During the 1980s, while you served in the capacity as minister there, we had a very close relationship with the United States. In fact, we've heard in previous meetings that George Shultz and you had a fairly close friendship as well as a professional working relationship. He called it “tending his garden”. He could go all around the world, but he felt he needed to tend the garden at home, and almost quarterly you would meet.
Is there a fear that our foreign policy with the States is going to be built around personalities? Maybe that was good; maybe you have to foster those personalties. But everyone is looking now, with this new administration, at this being a time of hope for the world. Is there a fear that we change policies based on who's in power, and then go back if they aren't, and that in the long term it can hurt our close friendship and relationship that we have with them?