No, we want liquidity. On markets when they buy our bonds to be sure that they will be able to sell it back in the market and that's what we referred to as liquidity. It's really in the three- to five-year sector that you see more liquidity. Investors like to be able to buy a product and sell it back to the market. Ten- and 30-year bonds are, 30 especially are mostly buy and hold, so investors will buy it and keep it, so we don't greatly , so therefore we don't put a benchmark, a price out there for the provincial entities in order to compare our debt to.
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