there is oxygen. So my immediate conclusion could be that oxygen causes fire. Then that has to be questioned and refined over time. So let's go with this enabling. So what we are saying here that we need three enabling conditions. And I was carefully not to use this idea of necessary and sufficient anymore. So three enabling conditions are needed for any boundary crossing complex water agreement to be initiated, implemented and sustained. So this is a very big claim we're making here. So whether you're working with Indus Treaty or you're working with Ganges, what we are saying that Mastrop, if you want to be basically writing your Ganges treaty for 2026, yeah, we want to do it. We need to be very careful about these three conditions. You may say no no I need something else and then we'll talk about this. But what I am saying that at least these three are needed. So what are these three? The first one is this there has to be an active recognition of interdependencies. Meaning that if you need to sign a Gangesh treaty between India and Bangladesh, they have to actively recognize interdependencies. India has to recognize that Bangladesh exists and they need them. Just saying that because India is upstream, Bangladesh is downstream, of course there is already interdependency there, but that's not good enough. What is happening right now if you think about it like animation, we worked on a little bit with Bramobothro. Bramobothro is creating serious problem between China and India. But there is no active recognition right now. China, India