I'm sorry, I can't comment on that specific case.
I think what we do as part of our overall risk assessment when departments come forward with these proposals to the board...and not all of them come to the board for approval. Some of them are within the department's own authorities. It's only when projects are of a certain size or complexity that they may require Treasury Board approval. In that case, as part of the due diligence that we will require, again the overall financial viability of the proponent, of the contractor, will have to be determined. We'd want to see that as part of the due diligence or cost-benefit work that we will require as part of any proposal coming to the board.