No. If they are buying or selling stocks for their own fund simultaneous to buys or sells for iMGP Funds, they would apply an allocation process that would be fairly applied. However, because of the high conviction level required in a iMGP Funds portfolio, there may be times when the sub-advisor sells a holding out of the fund that still qualifies as a hold in a more broadly diversified portfolio. Other times, because of the smaller asset base, there may be instances where the sub-advisor is able to buy a position for the iMGP Funds portfolio that is too small or not liquid enough for a larger portfolio.