No, and that will be very clear from the documentation I'll leave behind. What I'm used to, as a board member, is that prior to the fiscal year starting, perhaps six months before the fiscal year starts, you're given a budget, which details where you expect your expenditures to be. So you have a bunch of estimates, and then as the year progresses, on a quarterly basis, you have that set up against actuals, and you move through them.
That was not the case. As you'll see, the budget for 2009-10, for example, was being discussed in June and being voted on at a teleconference, which, as I said, I did not participate in.