I think one of the big issues is, risk is a responsibility of the audit committee and it’s all an issue of where traditionally risk is. We’ve always thought of financial risk in the companies. It’s not that companies don’t think about risks, but it’s always been financial risk, credit risk that people have worried about. I’m in an accounting department — let me tell you, finance and accounting people are not experts at any kind of risk outside financial risks. So putting it there, which is the requirement of the New York Stock Exchange, so that the board audit committee will have oversight over risk — it’s just not right. Especially as you expand the number of risks we’re facing, or at least recognize them even if we’ve had them in the past — this notion that it should be the board audit committee, because they’ve always done risk, is not right. They’ve always done financial risks. They just do not have the expertise outside of that.