Termination for convenience, in whole or in part, can cause revenue recognition issues. In the event that we agree to termination for convenience, customer must pay not only work completed and delivered but also for work in progress, ramp-down costs, factory reservation costs and the like as well as loss of profit/loss of opportunity. In the event of termination for cause, the reasons must be material (substantial) and Nokia NET must have had an opportunity to resolve the situation. Fee / price for termination / disengagement assistance needs to be agreed upfront, as we do not know state of the customer relationship at termination.