Do you find that moving forward with this bank—and I'll call it a partnership because, quite frankly, that's what it is—will put discipline into the system when it comes to public service accounting, when it comes to asset management and life-cycle costing, which I think Mr. Marchi mentioned earlier, and when it comes to ensuring that future generations don't get saddled with that life-cycle costing as well as replacement costs? Do you find that this will eliminate or alleviate those pressures on the local property taxpayers?
