Mr. Paul Quinn:

It is, in part. It comes back to the timeframe within which the board was trying to work to achieve the conclusion of the design. Page 17 of the Mazars report sets out how the costs moved on. The board was apprised of the estimates all the way through. It was only in the summer that they started to deviate. Obviously, the board challenged the design team and the executive to get the work done to complete and conclude the design. We could understand exactly what the numbers-----