terms of the investigation activities. what's gone out today are the raw data communication logs over our network. so it's all of the information that we have that passed between our network and the plane during the fateful hours when the flight was lost, so it's everything. we put everything out there that -- in terms of the communications between our network and plane itself or, more specifically, our antenna on the plane that was communicating with the network at regular intervals ready to do business to move data even though in terms of the cockpit we believe that the data communication system is switched off. so there's nothing else we can provide in terms of those data communications logs. >> okay. so let's take on the two major points of pushback. you referred to timing and saying that this was the malaysian government that needed to say they wanted to release it. they, as you know, had put it on you and said if you want the data, go to inmarsat.