They also have that right; they're a sovereign nation. They have a pension fund. Their rationale was essentially that there were concerns around the conduct of Barrick in Papua New Guinea—just for the record—and serious environmental concerns.
To Goldcorp now. In terms of the situation on the ground for Goldcorp, there presently are concerns and there has been litigation against Goldcorp in some activities. I want to go back to what I said before. We're not talking about a majority of industry abroad having problems, but there are concerns right now that are being litigated. The one that has come to our attention is in regard to Honduras. There was a fine brought against Goldcorp—I'm going back two years—and I'm just wondering if you can tell me what the case was, what the response was with regard to the Marlin mine and what happened there.