Okay, so let's be clear on that: it was Nortel's U.S. counsel that set up the blocking, or the change of reference.
One of the things I'm concerned about--and I have raised this issue and I think there's enough evidence for this to actually be reviewed under the Investment Canada Act--is that, interestingly enough, Nortel believes what it's selling has a book value of around $149 million U.S., after receiving an offer of over $1 billion. I find that a stretch. What's the asset worth to you in terms of your analysis? Is it the $149 million, or is it something different?