But, sir, I have the American law, the regulations, right here. These apply to, and I'll repeat, “any company existing under the laws of the United States, a subsidiary, foreign or domestic, of a U.S. parent company or affiliate, foreign or domestic, of a U.S. company”. It's very clear. If this transaction is a successful one, MDA will be a subsidiary of a U.S. company. Under that, it will be subject to this law, an American law.
You referred to over a decade ago and the previous ownership structure, which involved an American owner. Would you agree that over a decade ago American security laws—pre-9/11, pre-ITAR—were very different from those of today, both in terms of pervasiveness and strength and the extraterritoriality of the applicability of those laws?