Actually, the powers that are being given in clause 1831 refer to EDC's corporate account. With regard to clause 1833, as you do mention, this is related to the Canada account, which is section 23 of the Export Development Act. Now, these transactions are ones that, based on prudent risk management, EDC decides not to support but then turns towards the government. If they are deemed to be of national interest, EDC will enter into these transactions but the risk will be borne on the government books and not on EDC's own books. So there is kind of a—
On April 29th, 2010. See this statement in context.