It'll be a legal instrument that will be owned by the first nation. The first expenditure will be towards the management operations of Thaidene Nene. No trust fund can be created in perpetuity, so every 25 years that'll be folded up, but the value of $30 million has to go back into another trust fund to go another 25 years. There will always be money there, in perpetuity, for the operations and management of Thaidene Nene.
The taxpayers of this country will have paid off their investment in 27 years, and after that, no taxpayers will be on the hook for the cost of Lutsel K'e's working partnership with Canada on the operations management of Thaidene Nene.