When we invest, as I tried to say, it's usually a fairly small investment. The Madagascar case, Ambatovy, is a good case of mine. We're a five-percent investor there, and it's a good project for us, a very rich deposit in a country that's welcomed that investment, and it aligns our interests with the interests of Sherritt, which is our Canadian client, and the other Japanese and Korean partners in the investment.
If it were a problematic case, if there were allegations of some kind of abuse, of course we wouldn't invest. We wouldn't be involved.