United states. A quick followup on africa. Ways and means has pointed out that there could be a problem between the u. S. And africa u. S. And the event e. U. If the u. S. Begins to get preferences in the african market. You chose a different path. Two quick questions. One, will you have some flexibility so you dont harm u. S. Exports and, two, have you given any thought to a common origin rule perhaps being part of epa where excuse me being part of ttip where the u. S. Recking nices african inputs the recognizes african inputs the same as export to the u. S. And vice versa so this wouldnt promote african participation in the Global Supply chain. And the third very quick is on g. I. S some are concerned youre use r using the lisbon agreement to make some progress. Perhaps that should be better left for the negotiation of the ttip in terms of this very controversial issue of geographical indications. Thank you very much. Thank you. That was a lot of questions. On tpa we are, of course,
My hope, we have this all with open code and open source to repeat the success that motorola had with the Android System where they had 70,000 aps from the industry that was written to the open code of android. Could you give me a comment on that . I will be coming to you with a stroke Net Consortium that were putting together across illinois with five hospitals including barnes jewish, which is particularly good at working with n. I. H. Dr. Collins well, i am really my hat is off to you for what youre doing with d. O. D. And v. A. To try to make this into a Seamless Health record because i know all people in the service are anxious to see that happen. Its been difficult i think with those transitions. This fits together with a broader effort to try to see if electronic Health Records that are being collected on all of us can be made more interoperable so that you can walk around from one state to the next and have your Health Records accessible when you need them. There is in our Prec