DefaultTrapper, I would expect GSFC could possibly default on the loan. Given their past dealings this could be a normal course of action in my opinion. As per the framework agreement if they are using Karnalyte as collateral for the loan, and are using none of their own money---we should be ready for the possibility of an eventual default. This way the Banks (Indian Government, GSFC and Banks all tied together anyway) get the resource and the Retail Shareholder gets the middle part of the doughnut (0). If there is not language in the final agreement that prevents this from happening I suspect most will vote NO, I certainly will.