We didn't have the information when we left the meeting, and we didn't know what decision the board had made when we returned. We were never informed about the debates. Consequently, I never knew what had been said about the businesses in which Cycle Capital held shares at the time of a vote at SDTC. That's the answer to the first part of your question.
As for the second part, the board made decisions. Very important debates were conducted. The entire SDTC team, composed of qualified people, also did a lot of work before the vote. The engineers who were there, the technicians and the people who looked at things did an enormous job. I can tell you that an SDTC board meeting represented more than 10 hours of reading. So there were experts. We conducted in‑depth debates in the investment committee.