Honduras ZAs - Is There a Security Threat?

TIPLIS is trying to set up legal structures that allow for these new kinds of economic zone to be protected as far as possible in the existing system. There's a constitutional protection that sits behind the basic rules which means that technically there's supposed to be a two thirds majority in parliament to overturn the ZA legislation. And so also the question around security. You touched on this earlier that there's essentially private security operating. What's the story there in terms of if there were to be more serious security threats there? Has that something that's been explored, spoken about what's the planning there? If the idea is that this is going to grow and become bigger?"