I can answer for our situation. For the 8,000 tonnes that we threw out in 2007, we were well compensated. It was very unsure, though, even right after the incident, so it was kind of a gut-wrenching sequence of events before we finally did get the compensation. We had to spend a lot of time in negotiations with the provincial and federal governments to get a number that made sense.
Having said that, as I said, we were well compensated, but it's kind of like getting a really good severance cheque. There's no foresight to do with anything in the future from this point on. Even as I speak right now, there's nothing in place for going forward, and of course, we're still out of business.