Excellent,

excellent.

So one piece is, of course, there was a moment in time, right, where the world was, in 2015, sort of at its high point of multilateralism.

It's not just that we had the Paris Agreement, and we also had the Sustainable Development Goals.

There was a sense of being able to operate in a highly cooperative, positive-sum international environment.

And, you know, there was a lot of hope around all of that and conviction that actually there were some different ways in which we could bring public and private together.

And if we did that, you know, goodness knows what might be possible.

I mean, because you've spanned so many initiatives, Jeremy, but are there examples where you've seen initiatives do that, actually expand the tent and have a bit more of a diversity of voices around them, you know, where that has actually worked?