We've had foreign takeovers—this is of an asset—of Canadian companies that were contingent upon regulatory approval by the government in which they made any of the requirements of the purchase public. I'm thinking of some of the steel in Hamilton and some of the other conditional aspects of the sale. These, again, were not assets owned by the Canadian government but the Canadian government was involved. There was no concern of breach of confidentiality or privacy of the purchaser or the seller. Was that just foregone voluntarily by the government in order to make that public?
On May 29th, 2014. See this statement in context.