I will try to detach the two parts of the question because, first, you're right about the issue of the pace of the dynamics of the developments in Ukraine and in Poland in the energy sector. When you compare Poland and the Ukraine 20 years ago, we were moving from comparable situations. We were also highly inefficient with infrastructure that needed to be modernized and we were ahead of the entire system of multilateral changes and reforms that were quite painful, especially for some participants of the energy sector. There are challenges ahead of us, but certainly we have made significant progress, especially when you look at the two countries.
I would say that the conviction that you can make a change and the appropriate management of the entire reform process is key to the success of this exercise, of this effort, and this is what we have to look very carefully at in the case of Ukraine so that we can assist Ukraine in supporting these reforms and the modernization challenge. I'm rather certain and I'm quite optimistic about the role of Canada in ensuring and enhancing the energy security of Ukraine and of Europe, and should I have any more time I'll probably develop this topic. We are very optimistic about it.
Thank you.