Well, especially to the fact that because they'd had contract number one, they knew what was involved. They knew some of the statistics that appear, from what we heard from Mrs. Fraser. We understand that the actual statistics were much different from statistics that could have been suggested or made to be understood by your people to both of the bidders—or more, if there were more than two—except that in the case of Royal LePage, because they conducted contract number one, which is the pilot project, they would have had the advantage of knowing that the real statistics were not exactly the ones that your department was pushing forth.
Right, Mrs. Fraser, basically, in a nutshell?