 International law, like domestic law, frankly, is almost never self-enforcing. Right. You know, you can pass a law that says whatever you want, that murder is illegal. OK, that's good to say. That doesn't stop somebody from killing someone. Right. But it does allow accountability. And this will allow accountability. Other countries, not the United States, I'm afraid, but other countries that have a greater commitment to international law than this country does.