I'm not an expert, and I'm not here to testify on what can be said to the Attorney General, but I do think that the Attorney General, just like the director of public prosecutions, should be considering the financial consequences to all of those stakeholders as a result of a criminal conviction of that corporation. I do think that information provided to either of those offices by anybody is important information that both of those offices should be considering in determining whether this is a circumstance in which a deferred prosecution agreement should be implemented.
Remember, a deferred prosecution agreement can be implemented at any time, even on the eve of a trial and even during a trial. On the notion of when, I have negotiated them on the courtroom step many times. I've negotiated them during a hearing. That consideration is an ongoing thing.