In fact, the existing contribution agreement requires that they provide all financial information and have it available for audit to determine compliance reviews. We always interpreted that to mean that they had to be prepared to provide information on profits. In fact, we did ask auditors to gather that information. It appears that when the auditors went out to gather the information, they didn't get documents that showed something and they weren't able to establish that. The records that some companies had were incomplete.
What we're doing is making our expectations absolutely clear and absolutely specific, which we thought we had before but apparently they need to be reinforced and made more clear. So far the companies that we've talked to have not had a problem with that. Their issue would be from a competitiveness point of view if we were making it all public, but actually telling a professional auditor the amount is not an issue.