That budget hasn't changed since they signed it. So when you consider inflation and wage increases and such, there's very little money left, other than to pay wages and office space. They've been getting some other help off the books to do some things. But one of the things we've been pushing for in the Northwest Territories, at the very minimum, is to get the jurisdictions to agree to at least double that budget as a start, recognizing there's been no increase for a dozen years.
It was signed, I think, with the best of intentions. But if you think back a dozen years or so ago, water was not very high on anybody's agenda. There were other issues of the day. But it has now become a major issue. The Mackenzie River Basin Board has now been pulled out of the shadows into the political arena, and it's now getting the hot political light shone on it. There is work to do, collectively, and we're pushing to get that work started.