Romeu Zema: Let's take the case in Rio de Janeiro: Light, the Rio de Janeiro power company.
Romeu Zema: It seems to me that 70% of its revenue is not collected, because it's all electricity theft.
The day the crime isn't there and the company is collecting instead of the crime collecting, there will be a baseline, there will be confiscation, there will be income tax on all of that.
Romeu Zema: So we must remember that by solving the crime issue, you solve other problems too.
Romeu Zema: But I've even forgotten the question you just asked me.