This is not going to change anything in the short-term (for prices) because most contracts are long-term and have a fixed price over a set period.

It slows you down a little bit, I think. Other than that, there's not much of a change.

It's going to be a whole new process down there. It will be a great change.

Our policy is: If it's political in nature, it's not to be there. I would hate for us to change our policy at this point in time.

That's pretty unusual. They'd have to litigate the substance of the shelter before a jury in a criminal trial. It's hard to imagine that the government could pull that off. It's too complicated.

There is potential exposure there. Whether it's criminal responsibility or not, I can't gauge. Certainly they're ethically responsible, and in terms of civil penalties there's a good chance they'll have to answer to the government.