I do not think there is any doubt about that. We are all committed to preservation of existing boundaries except in so far as they are changeable by consent. The CSCE Treaty, for instance, makes specific provision for the changing of boundaries by consent. What I have been talking about in the various statements I referred to is the question of the economic realities. The economic border between the North and South of Ireland will become quite meaningless under economic and monetary union. All the citizens of Europe, including Irish people North and South, will share a common currency, the same sort of economic policies, they will elect Members to the European Parliament and they will increasingly become citizens of an integrated Europe. In fact, as the Deputy is aware, there is a concept now on the table in Community discussions for European citizenship which is beginning to take shape.