Yes, I believe you're referring to some changes that were made in 1994 to our listing rules for tax treaties to make sure there was a treaty in effect for exempt surplus treatment to apply, corresponding with the actual treaties we had in place. There was not an intention to affect any of our current treaties then in place. To make sure that was the case, the regulation that went out said that any treaties in place, and any provision in those treaties that was not subsequently modified, would be respected. The effect of that was to leave unchanged the application of our exempt surplus regime for Barbados and other countries with which we had tax treaties.
On May 15th, 2007. See this statement in context.