Absolutely. Yes, I understand that. But they also have a certain vested interest here, as does AbitibiBowater. That's an interesting case, and at this point I think it's pretty hypothetical exactly where it goes.
I'm more interested in picking up on Mr. Brison's line. If we have an imperfect system--if that's the case--and chapter 11 needs to be massaged or amended to work better and to be more equitable straight across the board, then do we throw the baby out with the bathwater or do we simply try to amend and make changes to chapter 11?
I was interested in Mr. Shrybman's comment that when we're in a court outside of Canada and you want to appeal that decision, then you have to appeal through that jurisdiction. For those of us in the room who are not lawyers, and I think that's most of us, that does present a fairly serious problem.
I will just follow up on that statement. If it's in the state of Mississippi, are you back in the state of Mississippi? Are you in the same court jurisdiction as you were in, state versus federal, or how exactly does it work?