I wish you health. A few important things today. First, we are preparing meetings with our partners in the United States of America. This also applies to negotiations, the approach of peace, and some other very, very important issues. In particular, about energy, food security, and weapons. There will be new support packages for Ukraine, including the PPU. Second. We are preparing the expansion of the anti-ballistic coalition. The unchanged task for this year is to prepare a result that can be tested. A system is needed. The system is effective and should be produced on a large enough scale and preferably cheaper than what is available in the world today. Cooperation with manufacturers and cooperation with states continues and continues quite productively. I want to thank everyone who helps us. Currently, the strongest companies in Europe that are capable of making a real contribution to anti-ballistics are already in our Frey program. Third. I want to thank the parliamentarians for their productive votes today. There is a positive. It is important that they supported criminal liability for fraudulent call centers. Responsibility must be strict. I just signed this law. It is important that there is a vote for laws that are part of Ukraine's obligations to its partners. These are funds for Ukraine, these are funds for the state budget of our country. The deficit is significant, and every decision that fills the deficit truly helps us, helps Ukraine's resilience, our defense. Next, I held a meeting today regarding further legislative steps. There are decisions that need to be made. There will be a decision that will return declarations for law enforcement officers and security forces who are not at war, to a volume that will guarantee that the mine situation and the lifestyle of law enforcement officers will be truly monitored. I spoke today with Prime Minister of Ukraine Serhiy Koresky. In the central executive bodies, it is necessary to check all managers, appointees, and acting officials from the tax army to various inspectorates, in which there are corruption risks and they are high. And we need to accelerate the renewal of state-owned enterprises, such as Ukrainian Forests, Energoatom, and others. Based on the experience of Ukrnafta and Naftogaz, the very experience that worked and has worked in the interests of Ukraine, all key state-owned companies should be updated. The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine will prepare and present the details of the implementation of these decisions. Glory to Ukraine!