That is a hugely complex question, and I am not the person to ask as to how that's going to be decided. It will be decided politically by the European community and by the European auto manufacturers and the Japanese government. It varies considerably in Europe. France and Italy are the most protected countries right now and Germany is the most open, so there is not unanimity. The issue is largely over the question of a transition period. How many years will you have some controls over not only how many cars are imported from Japan, but also how many Japanese plants can be constructed? These are the so-called "trans-plants." We have lots of them here in this country. In Europe at this point, they're primarily focused in the United Kingdom, and this has been an extraordinarily hot debate.