He said one of the reasons that they set this up was that it was very useful to keep the company at arm's length. It was useful, he said, particularly for American projects where you need different entities to work on campaigns and pacts in various other entities where you cannot necessarily coordinate, but if you have different companies, the paperwork looks appropriate, the paperwork compliance...even if behind the scenes you're talking back and forth and using the same underlying technology. Is that correct?
On April 24th, 2018. See this statement in context.