Don't get me wrong, I don't hold with putting a liability on the books either. Today it might be the infrastructure deficit. Why wouldn't somebody down the road come up and say there's an education deficit, we have a liability, we have to put it up there? Or some other deficit somewhere else. Those things do not, the way we think in standards setting, meet the definition we have for a liability. That has to meet a very strict definition, but it's good information that ought to be held.
