So if you could just briefly explain to us what changed and what we're looking at now.

I think the first thing I would like to say, and it's related to your question too, it is that, in fact, I don't think it's a very, I mean, it's a good decision for the Rassemblement National, for the Rassemblement National.

I think it's even a political decision because, as you said, Marine Le Pen will have to have this electronic device.

So it means also... that she'll have to ask also the police when she'll be in a certain place, when there is a meeting, etc.

So it will make it very hard to campaign.

And I think, in a way, if the judge had wanted to try to limit the elective power, if I can say, of the Rassemblement National, he would have given this decision because it's good personally for Marine Le Pen, but it reduced the chance of the party to be elected because with Bardella, we know all the surveys, all the polls show that he was ahead.

And now it's her.

If he is now more popular than Marine Le Pen, is he, first of all? And if he is, does that create tensions within the party?