Yes, they're quite similar.
In fact, we try as hard as we can to exercise those agreements against that same common criteria. It's important for us that as we do that—and again it's not necessarily our preferred approach—we do it in a fair and equitable fashion.
Unfortunately, when a private company is in a position of doing that, it tends to drive suspicion, which isn't helpful. That is why we think an open approach would be more constructive and useful.