Perhaps I can add one thing. I think what Mr. McGrath was referring to was the fact that we are negotiating much more aggressively on leases, and taking longer-term leases is reducing the average cost of leases in this market, which is good for the taxpayer.
On the issue of the value that finally was acquired in the JDS situation, you have to remember, first of all, that at the point that we were looking at it--again, it's a unique property--the price that we were able to negotiate, because there were other interested parties, was what we arrived at. You've quoted it at around $60 million, $62 million, or $65 million.
When we stepped away, of course, the property value dropped, because who is going to take such a big property? So Minto--