No, and I apologize for that. We haven't actually gotten that far with it. What we look at is proprietary. As an example, if I insure your home, I have to get information from you. You may provide me with photos of your home, you may provide me with a photo of your wood stove, or you may provide me with different appraisals on jewellery items. Those would certainly be considered to be your personal items, and in the event that we no longer did business, you would certainly be entitled to get those things back. We have no concern with that.
What we're looking at is when we do, for example, a calculator. You provide me with the information on your home, the number of floors, the square footage, the number of bathrooms, and the built-in kitchen appliances. From that, I would use a calculator that would determine the value of your home. It's a product that each insurance broker would buy from three different providers.
In the event that you chose to take your business elsewhere, we would feel that particular piece would in fact belong to the brokerage. It would really give you an advantage or give your next broker or direct writer an advantage if we had to provide that to you.