They were lifted after the agreement, and we’ve gone through that period without major consequences, particularly for the central banks. I am not really expecting that whatever happens in that sphere will have a very meaningful impact on what we will do. There is a big summit next month, of course, of leaders.
It’s an important one because there’s a new European Parliament next year. What’s not agreed at this summit next month might not be agreed for quite some time to come, depending on how Parliament changes. You put out some pretty bold proposals for the way the Monetary Union needs to move in a speech today.