That's a really good question. We don't seem to have that.
When the agreement was signed, we were all surprised to find that the agreement was actually set up with a shell company, the WE Charity Foundation, which the documents said was set up to handle real estate. The Kielburgers had many of these numbered shell companies. The federal government was going to deliver over $500 million to a shell company, and the board of directors of that shell company were employees of WE. To me, it's extraordinary. There don't seem to have been any questions.
Would you feel that this would be a questionable corporate structure if we were going to give so many federal dollars to basically a shell company that limits liability to the Kielburgers?