Again, I think it is safe to say that some provinces were better prepared than others. That's also a reflection of the ability of individual provinces through their treasury boards and their budgeting processes to make sure they were able to provide the supplementary funding in a timely manner to the industry.
Again, as you've described, in order to achieve maximum flexibility on the part of the provinces to work either with municipalities, the private sector, or other organizations to achieve the control of the SRM, in many of those provinces the timeliness of signing those agreements was not uniform, because again they were doing their own internal consultations of how they wanted that to be achieved.
But to the best of my knowledge, and I certainly would expect Libby Freeman to confirm, all of that money has been disbursed out at the federal level. Again, because it was administered through Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, I would certainly encourage that you may want to have more directed discussions with the department that administered the program, because we at CFIA provided advice, but we were not in charge of the administrative arrangements.