This was largely a U.S. procedure, largely handled in the U.S.
I think what's critically important here is that the bid itself did not present a barrier to us. What presented a barrier to us was that to become eligible to make a formal bid required us to sign an NDA that had a clause in it that we call a standstill clause. This meant that we could only make a bid on one asset at a time, and that once you made a bid on one of the assets, you were precluded from making a bid on other assets for a period of one year. That seems a bit absurd when you're going through a liquidation process, where everyone's trying to rush to a conclusion as fast as possible.
You have to understand that to the other bidders it was an irrelevant clause, because they got what they wanted. But Nortel knew exactly what we were interested in, and that bid precluded us from entering the bidding process, because if we did, we couldn't bid on the assets that we were interested in.