Well, as you heard from the minister, the CIB operates as an arm's-length Crown corporation. We have a board; the board is appointed by the minister, and I'm appointed by the board, and we, of course, have governance.
To answer your question, the government is the shareholder.
That's all.
I will also say that what the bank does is sign binding commercial contracts, loan agreements, so I think it would be inappropriate for the government to.... It has lots of control over the CIB. It provides mandate direction to us, but that's different from cancelling—