 One key thing is that at the moment if a country breaks the rules on running up excessive deficits, it's very difficult to do anything about it because you need a qualified majority that's over 70% of the votes of the countries in the council to sanction the member state in question. So a small minority could block. That made it easy for big countries like France and Germany to block any decision saying that they've broken the rules. They did it in 2003-2004. With the new system, such a decision would be automatic unless there is a qualified majority against taking such a decision. The onus is reversed and I think that's very important guarantee for the smaller countries that the rules will apply equally to all alike, big or small.