I would just say if they were buying it for their own account, they would have checked, as part of due diligence, to make sure that there was a legitimate claim, but none of them was buying it for their own account. They were buying--in fact they were precluded, in the case of the Royal Bank and the Bank of Montreal, from participating in the deal.
I think the issue of property rights is generally a question that the people who own it would have secured an opinion from the Department of Justice, for example, that this was theirs to sell, and no doubt that's exactly why they're raising this issue with the Federal Court, saying, “We've been there. We've done that. We've looked at it. Please.” However, as you know, this will be resolved in the courts and it's not something that you necessarily would expect a banker to try to sort out. We can't sort it out with the best minds in the country within the government.