Mr. Des Carville:

The liquidators are really at the end of the portfolio, so these are the harder assets to deal with. There is a particular story and case behind each one of the assets. I do not want to get into the specific geography, but in the case of one asset, for example, a bank was a tenant in an office block and the bank went bust, so the tenant left. Rather than sell the unit with vacant possession, they were hoping that another bank would come in or somebody else would step in. There is a story behind each one of these cases.