The nuance is that, yes, the bank will, hopefully, turn a profit. Again, the history of other multilateral development banks is that they quite regularly turn a profit every year. They have a positive net income.
The difference, as my colleague has mentioned, is that it hasn't been the norm to distribute these profits as dividends, but rather to keep them within the bank as retained earnings to allow the bank to have additional financial capacity to do more of what it's doing. Whether we call it profit or retained earnings that would be sitting on the bank's balance sheet, yes, that would be the case. There would be a certain percentage of these attributed to each shareholder. That's the nuance we were trying to clarify.