It goes back to the members. The cooperatives are facilitated by a third party. Actually this one is facilitated by people who came out of the Home Hardware cooperative—a very sophisticated group.
A lot of the money in the early stages is going to be to insure the receivables, if you will. If you can guarantee the receivables for vendors, they're going to get better prices in the end. Probably in the initial five years, some of the profits will be turned back into self-insurance. It will go back to the members. As well, the objective of this whole thing is volume rebates. That's where the real money is for the purchaser of the steel, and that kind of stuff.
But it's a true model cooperative. The people running it, the third party, work for a percentage of the profits. It's a pretty clean model.