The observation was that in their policy, which they had reformulated in 2009, they laid out a series of performance measures. They were not just looking at a single measure; there was a series of them.
Our point was that they had not yet been getting information on all of them; they had only been getting information on some of them. The point was that if they felt that having this series of measures was appropriate, and I think that's a reasonable position for them to take, they should at least get the information on them and use that information to better manage the portfolio.