Most people would say, "This is not a good situation to be in—owning something that costs me $6.3 billion but is only worth $1 billion." Most people would say, "I'm $5.3 billion in the hole, and it's time to cut our losses." But not this Government—oh no, no, no. They said "Let's call it a community benefit, and then we don't have to worry about how valuable it is to anybody. We're going to put on the books the cost of what it would be to replace it.", and the amazing thing is that this Government, by owning something next to useless that would cost six times more to replace than the value it's actually worth, has managed to give itself a $5.3 billion bump in the Government Budget by revaluing it. So they turned a very bad situation for most people into a very good situation. It turns out that owning a useless asset made the Government $5.3 billion wealthier.