Mr. Des Carville:

That is correct. This is very important. We negotiate contracts with service providers, for example, investment banks. Let us use that as an example. It is a good example because it is similar to hiring an accountancy firm such as KPMG. If we agree certain terms and conditions for a specific contract, it could become a race to the bottom if that contract was publically available. The next investment bank or service provider coming to us would look for those terms and try to chip on those terms again. I am not convinced that is in the interests of taxpayers.