Mr. Dermot Griffin:

Again, I do not know who the other bidders were or what they bid. What I can say is that the previous licence, in terms of the contract with GTech, was based on revenue share; therefore, it was not based on the cost of the equipment used. That makes sense at the start of a lottery as one is building it up and one is paying for the equipment from a share of the revenues. As the lottery grows and there is more revenue, it makes financial sense - certainly, it made financial sense to us - to buy the equipment outright rather than have an ongoing revenue share for the following ten or 20 years.