Certainly, when we do the audit of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, we would make sure that any contingent liabilities they have are appropriately accounted for and reported.
Again, with a contingent, when you're looking at something that is potentially a liability you have to assess it to first determine how much of it you actually think is a liability, and that would get recorded in the face of the financial statements. Then you also look at it from the point of view of what else there could be that meets all the definitions, according to the accounting standards, of the amount of contingent liability that would have to be reported.
We would make sure that all of that was adhered to when we did the audit of Canada Mortgage and Housing.