I understand.
Our financial statements do outline our expenditure on advisory services from external firms. It does not break them down by individual firm, if that's the member's question. It certainly does outline our expenditure, which I could, in general, break down into two categories, if it's helpful.
First, we spend money on third parties for deal-related stuff. This would be transaction advisers, power market advisers, legal advice and that sort of thing. We call that “investment-related external advice”.
Then, separately, we have corporate external advice, like our auditors, for instance. We hired a firm last year to help us with our HR practices. It's that sort of corporate consulting—