I would actually insist on a meeting fairly soon, at the very least to determine that there are no answers. It is the government that has committed to the sale of assets. We don't know what they are. Again, my assumption is that a predominant portion of that would be real estate simply because of evaluations, but you can't not know for several months what the assets are if in fact you're planning to book a net increase of their value of $2 billion. That's a lot of money, and it has to be the net.
So I would strongly ask that we have a meeting fairly soon, at the very least to determine what progress has been made in identifying those assets.