We make public as much as we can, which we feel is the happy medium that lets companies compete and have commercial confidentiality while not having it displayed publicly and putting them at a disadvantage. On the other hand, there is enough information so that people who appeared at our hearings and commented have an understanding of what's going on. Mr. Delaney can tell you the exact level of what we make available.
As with all disclosure, there are always two sides of the coin. On the one hand, you try to protect the commercial confidentiality of an enterprise, but on the other hand, as you pointed out, there's a public need for information so people can make informed decisions. It's where you cut the balance.
I can't agree with you that making the financials of these stations available in any detail would not hurt them. It would clearly put them at a disadvantage.
Stephen, perhaps you can say what we make available.