You've said that, of course, public servants do their due diligence of groups getting large government contributions. In fact, you've said that in spite of the fact that the Prime Minister or finance minister could have any range of involvement or their family members could have any range of involvement with an organization, this government contribution agreement was so big that they would have to be involved.
With a deal that's this big, how was it missed that there were breached bank covenants and a board responsible for the organization in shambles, in a word, and there were all kinds of real estate transactions that are now in the public domain that are questionable at best for an organization of this type? How could, in that due diligence, something like that be missed?