I didn't understand why the work on the verification of the valuation wasn't done. He explained that the auditors wanted them to bring in more than one outside, independent firm, to validate and confirm the value of the asset. That is taking into consideration how much the asset (for example) equipment has been used, how much it has produced, how much wear and tear it has sustained, how much it would cost to replace it and how much value it had today if they sold it and how much life it had left. When you have to bring in two or three people to do that, it takes time.