So you were going to sell the company to a company you didn't know anything about?

And then, as I understand it, you moved that money to the U.K.

One of the reasons why the money would be moved offshore because those rules are different there.

But even for a repo, I guess what I am getting at, as I understand, and this really is not just MF Global, as I understand it, under the rules of the CFTC a week ago, or 2 weeks ago, whatever it was, everybody talks about segregated funds…

I am not suggesting that you were doing anything other than what everybody else was doing.

I guess my question is--which I know you won't be able to answer--who else was doing this?

The regulators didn't find a serious problem with it, just a little bit of a problem.

Do you think that maybe you kind of waited a little too long?

I am trying to figure out, in times where there really is a run on the bank, where there really is desperation, ordinary protocols sometimes go out the door.

But for the sake of discussion, I also presume that as a bankruptcy trustee, you were collecting information on all creditors, not just customers, is that a fair assumption?

So I think trying to restore this and trying to get it right, any suggestions are welcome, but I agree with my colleague, Ms. Slaughter, that we need to move something.