Yes. Continuity is really important. This dataset, for example, at the Swift Current centre is a nearly 20-year historical dataset, with very meticulously planned year-to-year long-term rotations. If we stop that program, we lose the historical dataset. It will effectively need to start over.
It's important to make sure that we maintain and continue the research in the future, but it's also important to ensure continuity in the meantime.