In the RFP there was a one-liner that made it clear that the government reserved the right to select more than two advisers. We had the opportunity to work together, or not work. You compete until the point where you're selected, and then you work well together. This happens in our industry all the time, in particular on securities transactions. You'll put five, six, seven, or eight dealers together on a single securities transaction in what they call a syndicate. Each of our firms is comfortable in these transactions, either working alone or in concert with another.
And yes, the fee is shared, to finish the answer.