I took a look to see our statistics in terms of cases where there were money laundering or proceeds of crime alone, as opposed to being tied to a drug offence, and were any of those Jordan stayed, and, no, they haven't been. Mind you, we're still in early days in Jordan. Jordan came in, in July 2016.
I can tell you that overall in our caseload we've had 382 cases implicated in respect of Jordan. Out of those, the court has granted a stay in 21%; the court has refused in 37%; and there are applications pending as of January—our current stats are just coming in, but January this year—16%; and we stayed 26%.
As between the court's and our stays, that was 48% of the cases, but the total is 382 cases, so that represents in our total holding less than half a per cent of our total cases.