Yes. This all comes down to the deal that was struck and some of the difficulties that happened around it. As I said, the bond holders and the creditors realized that if the BIA was changed they would be negated. So they came to us and said they had a deal if we gave up all our rights to sue, all our rights to everything, including any future changes to the BIA because there might be criminal activity, and they'd give us for the severed a $3,000 loan on our money and then for the LTD a little more health care in the rest of the year.
Retroactively, I'm saying the law can change now for any case that's in CCAA now or BIA now. Not so long ago the credit default swaps were changed retroactively to help the asset-backed paper problem we had a couple of years ago. That was changed during this thing for the banks, and why can't we do the same thing for the people?