I think the difference here is that even though this is an arbitration process, it is an imposed arbitration process. The idea of the parties agreeing to damages in a private arbitration, a commercial arbitration, is perfectly within their purview to do. In fact, we know that in commercial contracts there are often what are referred to as liquidated damages, whereby the parties agree that in the event of a breach, here is the amount one party will pay the other.
This is not a commercial arbitration. This is an imposed arbitration, imposed under legislation, and so we're setting out a—