Thank you.
That's a good question, because that's exactly where the mineral exploration tax credit helps. When markets are unstable, it's an added incentive to get investors to help the juniors raise money for projects that might not be quite as in favour as the metal of the day. So it helps to bridge that gap when markets are unstable.
We're also lucky that some projects have gone from the exploration stage to the mining stage. So their mining and development is going on, and that's a little bit less prone. Once you've moved into the mining stage, it's a little less dependent on the market cycles. The metals may be depressed, but often you're too far in, you're already into the mining production, so--