We haven't made a decision yet. I'm happy to answer that point directly, but we haven't made a decision yet on the direction we're going to go.
However, on sale and leaseback, if you take it in the abstract — if you have a brand-new building and you're committed to behaving as a normal owner would, which is to maintain the building — I don't disagree with the statement. The issue is that we as owners have not behaved as we should have over the past several years, so we are facing this large recap arrears of close to $4 billion. It could actually be higher, but I think $4 billion is already quite significant.
The trend that one can see, tracking it over the years, is that when faced with expenditure priorities, governments have not put down elevator replacement, roof replacement, window replacement, or structural upkeep--