Mr. John Corrigan:

I imagine the key requirement would be that the economic value of whatever instrument might replace the existing promissory notes would be equivalent in value to the promissory notes. It should be possible to slice and dice that from a cashflow point of view. I would make one qualification to that statement: the general Government balance, which is the measure of the budgetary deficit or surplus, operates on an accrual basis under EUROSTAT rules rather than the old cash-in, cash-out system, and there might be elements of the accrual that would box us in in terms of how we might slice and dice that in order to get the result we want.