Relative ordering in array aggregation

I'm using 8.3.3. I came across the array_accum aggregate function in
the docs:

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.3/interactive/xaggr.html

CREATE AGGREGATE array_accum (anyelement)
(
sfunc = array_append,
stype = anyarray,
initcond = '{}'
);

This would be very useful to me, but I have a question about ordering
of values. If I use more than one array_accum in the same select
clause, is there any reliable correspondence between the order of
elements in the returned arrays? In other words, if a have a table
foo like so:

a b c
----+----+----
aaa | 12 | a1
aaa | 13 | a2

and I run

select a, array_accum (b), array_accum (c) from foo group by a;

then can I expect that the results will always be one of
aaa | {12, 13} | {a1, a2}
or
aaa | {13, 12} | {a2, a1}?

OR, could the query also return the arrays as
aaa | {13, 12} | {a1, a2}
or
aaa | {12, 13} | {a2, a1}?

If so, would there be any way to enforce the first behaviour?

Thanks,

nishad