I guess that is no different than school boards being set up. For instance, we set up school boards to manage the schools on our behalf. We generally give the direction, lay out the direction to those boards. We let them manage the institutions. The Arctic College board of governors is generally now considered to be in that context. They still have the right to raise money through third-party arrangements. That is the basis upon which they have been established. It is not an institution for which they are not accountable for public funds. I think that is a bit of a problem across the country, where you have institutions off on their own expending public money with no accountability to the Minister or to the Assembly.