ALIYEV: Yes, I am going to the point now. So criminal code of Azerbaijan, now we have to speak about the defamation and libel. So each country has its own traditions and each country has its own values. So my country is a relatively young country as a democracy, but it has deep traditions that are ingrained in society. Some of the things seen in the tabloid journalism of other countries is deeply offensive to the Azerbaijani sensibility and to the social code of conduct. The notion of granting anyone carte blanche immunity for the things they distribute or disseminate in public, especially when it is not based on fact, is simply a new concept for much in Azerbaijan. So what I would like to say is, the fact that, you know, the libel and defamation should be repealed or deleted from Azerbaijani criminal code is a very new topic for our republic. This topic is under very extensive and intensive, you know, discussion on the part of the government officials, on the part of the scientists, the lawyers, and simply the citizens of Azerbaijan.

SOLIS: Is there any — can you give us any information as to whether there will be an attempt to constructively look a changing the code? That is what I am asking you.