We're very proud of our medical isotope program at OPG. We are very open to working with any government agencies. The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission has reviewed our application to produce molybdenum at Darlington. They've approved that amendment, which will allow us to fill the shortage. It's technetium-99 generators that are used in 50 million bone and long heart scans each year in North America.
We are actively working with the Nuclear Innovation Institute at Bruce Power and our friends in the isotope coalition led by Bruce Power, which you recently met with.
We are open to working with any of the government committees. We are very serious about our development of molybdenum. We recently harnessed the ability to extract helium-3 from the Darlington detritiation facility.