Does LR automatically convert to sRGB for web gallery?

Searched and searched, but can't find this anywhere! I have AdobeRGB PSDs and camera RAW files, that I develop in LR and then export for web. Does LR default to a conversion to sRGB? I can't find a tick-box for this. All web images seem to get tagged sRGB, but I'm not sure whether this is a genuine colour space conversion, or merely a re-tagging.
Is this stated anywhere, or are we all working on assumptions? Thanks as always for any help.

You select the color space in the Export settings to HDD, etc...under File Settings you have Image Format and Color Space to select.
If you are referring to the Publish settings for Facebook/Flickr, then Lr does default to sRGB for web.
If you are referring to the Web Gallery setup in Lr, Lr defaults to sRGB.

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