I'll just jump in there for a second.
Before that happens, are you actually working with them to account for their capital? In Ontario we have the Public Sector Accounting Board that identifies that capital, identifies the life cycle of that capital as well as a replacement. Within a certain amount of time, there are certain reserves that have to be put in place to satisfy the maintenance repair of the life cycle and obviously over time is then financed ahead of time or at least accruing that financing of the replacement of that asset or assets.