I'm really not in a position to comment on any particular transaction. The investors would, no doubt, have made an application to the minister and supplied all the information required and requested, and I think there's no doubt that they all would have entered into lengthy and detailed written commitments in respect of those investments.
The reasons for enforcing some but not others rests with the administration and the minister. I think we here have insufficient details to understand the differences because of a very important element, which is the protection of confidential and competitively sensitive information. I think investors would find it difficult if that were put out in the marketplace, because of the competitive disadvantages that it would cause.