Like I mentioned earlier, the responsibility lies with the IOA for the continental games and the federations for all other sports events. The ministry does not get involved with the selection process. We are the funders. A very general guideline is there, existing from the days when I was competing [2000s], and it is the same guideline which says that for the inter-continental games -- if a person in the previous edition was No.6 in individual events and a team was at No.8 qualifies. So, when you send teams, number one, there is a restriction on the number of players representing a country, and therefore the teams that qualify or are better suited to perform there get an opportunity to go. Number two, the team represents a large majority of proud Indians and, therefore, we would want that the teams are fully prepared before they get an opportunity to compete at the apex level. This is not a small level of competition wherein you are gaining experience. So, there a very general guideline existing for decades. We gave them a more liberal guideline, giving them flexibility and saying that irrespective of whether or not the person has participated in the previous edition, if you feel the teams or individuals have an opportunity to be amongst the best, please select them. [IOA rejected this request from the sports ministry.]