The support for the cooperative geological mapping strategies program that I asked for, first of all, was approved by the mines ministers six years ago and hasn't received the funding. And it will garner matching funds from the provinces and territories and will mostly be directed in the north.
Once you've increased the geological database there, you will in fact generate more exploration activity, which would lead to discoveries and respond to our declining reserve space, which will generate tremendous revenues for the country in royalties. You just look at our Canadian diamond industry now, and that of course has been a great boost to the Canadian economy. So I think it's an investment that is going to pay back to the government.