That's close, in the sense that the $35 billion is a balance sheet. If the infrastructure bank is investing in a billion-dollar project, and let's say, its position is $200 million in that project, there would have to be an accounting determination each and every year by the auditors to determine the level of under-market or market support. To the extent that there's some risk in the position of the infrastructure bank, it would be obligated to report back through the consolidated accounts that a certain amount of money would be expenditures.
If there is a liability asset—