Mr. Conor O'Kelly:

They are almost non-existent at this stage. Essentially, they were mostly deferred tax liabilities that we were claiming such as taxes that had been withheld for the most part in certain jurisdictions and that takes quite a long time. If one thinks about investments being sold, the liquid investments are sold and moved into the ISIF and moved into the fund, other less liquid investments, and then we were into the long tail, which was claiming back withholding tax among other issues. Right now, I believe there is less than €1 million outstanding from the entire portfolio which is still being claimed from the Canadian authorities, as it happens.