Well, we certainly are giving them the information now. We fell short for the period while we were still investigating the situation. We wanted to have a more definitive plan. We were gathering data. There was nothing concerning in that data, per se, but we were fully analyzing the situation. It was always our intent, once we fully understood the situation and the source of the seepage, and once we understood and had approval from the AER around the mitigation plans, to share that whole story and that whole process with the communities.
We should have walked them through the learning process as we were gathering data. That data validated that there was no damage or threat to the water supplies or fish populations or wildlife. We should have been sharing that, but we didn't. That was a big mistake, and we've learned from that mistake. We've corrected our processes. I'm confident that this situation will never happen again.