Again, it's a question of the liquidity of the insurance companies. Very few Canadian companies can cover vast amounts of money.
If we have an exhibition worth, say $800 million—and we've had at least two, if not three—then we're talking $350 million to $450 million. In most cases, that would go offshore to Lloyd's, Marsh, or Aon Artscope in Amsterdam. But the very large institutions—and they would be the ones having this—may be able to negotiate that with their own insurer here in Canada. But for the most part, they are restricted in doing that because of coverage for war and terrorism.