If I understand right, Mr. Chairman, there would probably be some ambiguity there because it would be argued before a court of law and the judge would be the one who would decide. If one party said the relationship broke up on one day and the other party argued otherwise, there would have to be arguments made on both sides to convince the presiding judge that their case is the more valid one. In a marriage, there is more protection and more certainty. In common-law arrangements, there isn't. Thank you.