there's like kind of a negative error around the, like, agreements and signing a new agreement. So something that I recognized immediately is that there would need to be trust built between the stakeholders. So the first issue that needs to be addressed is how to build this trust and enhance cooperation between the different stakeholders, mainly state government officials. And before negotiations can make progress, stakeholders from both sides will need to recognize and accept the value of being cooperative rather than competitive, which is something we talked a lot about in this class. So one of the stickiest points in the current negotiations is the water pricing for the raw water bought by Singapore and the treated water bought by Johor. However, both like Singapore and Joe who are have increasing concerns about their water security. So I think it'd be really beneficial to shift the conversations away from competitive water pricing that's motivated by self-interest and start by discussing cooperative strategies for making sure that both parties will have enough water of the right quality because the opportunities for mutual gains would then be more prioritized which is what obviously they both need. So I guess I will note that there are ongoing negotiations and conversations and meetings between Singapore and Malaysian officials. So I think things that have been highlighted is they have an annual leaders retreat