We work off an 80:20 formula, so we retained 20% for our administrative costs and 80% went to the farmer. Ultimately, the credit accrues back to the land, so the owners of the credit are the landowners themselves. Therefore, because they are the owners, they get the majority of the revenue. That's how we worked our business model.
They asserted to us that their practice was in accordance with the government regulations around the protocol. Then we had to verify and validate their assertion to us, and ensure that our customer, the large final emitter, was satisfied that the offsets we offered to them would be acceptable by the government, as a true-up compliance offset that they could use for compliance purposes to satisfy their obligation to the government under the cap-and-trade program.