You have an investment in them; that's good.
Before and during your time on the board, those companies received almost $12.5 million, of which $8 million—almost three-quarters of that—happened while you were on the board with one particular company. To me, that goes to the systemic conflict of interest we're seeing that directors had where, 82% of the time, they were voting themselves money for each other's companies.
Mr. Ouimet, why was Swirltex a conflict?