The test they have adopted in the U.K. is if you have a significant controlling interest. They have set those tests for meeting that threshold, but in terms of raw ownership of voting shares, it's 25%. That's what's disclosed. No individuals are required to publicize an inventory of the shares they own. It's the other way around: companies are required to disclose in their reporting who the beneficial owners are who have a significant controlling interest in the company, and that's it.
In terms of the privacy issue, again, we did address it in our report, and I recommend Mr. Baylis read page 36 of our report if he's interested in TI Canada's more detailed views on the privacy issue.