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Countries for non-enforcement. that was never in the cards. you couldn't have gotten that from 195 currents all of whom have to agree. what we do have, though, is a legally blinding transparency regime which has requirements for all countries, developed and developing, to put forward -- to do reporting on their inventories and the measures they take to realize their targets and to have a strict review of those efforts through expert teams as well as peer review. so you've got a system for the first time that will apply to all countries and that will hold people to account. and that's important...

But there's a lot of criticism. we don't have a sense as to whether or not or will there be surprise inspections, a way of really creating complete transparency through the process here and then what happens if iran doesn't play fair? how is that adjudicated? >> well, i think there are two important things here. the transparency regime that is being put in place is the most extensive ever in this kind of a negotiation. and indeed we have a process agreed to where access will be provided when access is required by the iaea the international atomic energy agency which will verify all of the nucl...