I don't think we noted anything that would require legislative change. The issue isn't the legislation or the laws. I think it is really a question of the management and the sophistication of the management of this. It's a very large sum of money.
I think we all have to recognize that there will always be taxes owing; there will always be people who will not pay their taxes on time; and the amount is always going to be large, because of the volume of money they deal with. They deal with over $300 billion a year, so the amount of receivables or taxes owing will always be very large.
But we think they could do better by having better information both on the taxpayers who owe the money and on the composition of the amount, and by having better information on which types of collection are the most efficient in what case. Basically there needs to be more attention paid to collections.