 Although Yemen was the only country from the 2011 Arab Spring to emerge with a negotiated settlement with the current regime and a transition plan for a national dialogue, by 2013 there was “no significant redistribution of resources or hard power outside the traditional elite.” The vestiges of Saleh's regime and a lack of support from southern tribes plagued the National Dialogue Conference, which consequently finished four months later than expected, in January 2014.Further elections were indefinitely postponed, leading to speculation that Hadi and members of the parliament will keep their positions indefinitely.Due to these complications, there is currently no legitimate unifying political body in Yemen.