In general terms, with respect to contract failures, I can give you some really good case study examples where when these projects fail, it's our equity at risk, it's the bond financing that's at risk. If that goes sideways, taxpayers are generally picking up an asset for cents on the dollar.
A good example is in Australia, Latrobe Hospital, where they did transfer revenue risk to the private partner, the private partner couldn't make it work, and after three years it went into receivership and bankruptcy. The government picked up a brand-new hospital that they said they needed—otherwise they wouldn't have procured it—for 85¢ on the dollar. That's not a bad deal for taxpayers. Yes, it was stressful for everybody, but generally that's what happens in these transactions.