It will provide further confidence in the structure and environment in which producers can operate in Indonesia.

Multinationals in today's environment have gotten bigger, and hence their hurdle rate for a site to be economic has risen. Indonesia doesn't offer that as much as it used to.

If we can get through that without losing confidence [it will be a big step forward].

We are in an environment where there are a lot of M&A rumors and a reasonable amount of (actual) M&A so I do not think these rumors are confounded.

Indonesia has been exploring and producing oil and gas for 100 years. Now you have to push further out and that means more expense and deeper water.

It's a pretty happy civil environment. It's a sing-along, ... I've never been there without the band.