That's not the information I was asking for.
I was saying that, pursuant to a Supreme Court ruling, as a state, you were responsible not only for unfunded liabilities prior to 2000, but also those after 2000. According to certain international conventions, all debts related to pension funds should appear in financial statements. That's what happened in Greece, where huge deficits were discovered. I do not see those international standards and the court's ruling reflected in the table on page 1.24. It may be a good idea to add this information. I would also like to point out that, if liabilities after 2000 were added, financial assets would be added, too. As for the net debt, we hope there will be no changes. If there were any changes, they would be noted immediately, and corrections could quickly be made.
Here is my question. Would it be possible for you to integrate that international standard and the Supreme Court ruling in this table to ensure that the liabilities are subdivided better and that the assets take into account funded dollars?