At this point it is, but as I mentioned earlier, there are different types of subsequent events. As soon as the year-end ends, before the financial statements are signed off and an audit opinion is issued, the government as well as the auditors are required to consider all events and decide whether or not they have an impact that's important enough to adjust the financial statements, be disclosed in the financial statements or just be left to the subsequent year.
In this case between when the financial statements were signed and finished, but not made public, the onus really does lie with the government, the preparer, to determine if something is important enough to reopen the books. Then my job becomes to ask, was that an appropriate action? I signed off on a clean opinion indicating that I agreed that it was.