Well, that's what the process is with all the contingent liabilities. The federal government guarantees a lot of things, whether it's those insurance programs, or loans, or other types of things. In all of those cases in the accounting—the departments involved—the comptroller general's office will assess what is the likelihood there would be a payout. They will manage it from the point of view of whether there is any possibility that the federal government will have to pay out. It will be different on every type of contingent liability because they are not all the same. We would go through it to determine whether they have done the due diligence to make an appropriate assessment of whether there is a likelihood that the government would have to pay out.
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