On the first part of the question, the repayment piece, this is certainly why I think the work we are doing jointly with all of our stakeholders, including the federal government, Ontario, EDC, and all of our stakeholders, is very important. We want to make sure, before borrowing any funds from the Canadian taxpayer, that we have a business model and have made the necessary changes to ensure that we are viable and sustainable over the long term, and our plan achieves that.
On the issue of the range of 17% to 20%, what happens is that products have different life cycles. So you may have a situation where one product in one country is at the end of a life cycle and the other product is at the start of the life cycle. Obviously a product that is at the start of a life cycle generally tends to experience more demand than a product that is at the end of a life cycle. Therefore it's very difficult to focus on a single point with respect to production proportionality, and you have to sort of look at it in a range.
Does that answer your question, sir?