I think that's probably unlikely. From the very beginning, CHARS was conceived as a hub-and-spoke model.
I know that the emphasis now is on the facility at Cambridge Bay, but one of the things Dr. Drummond emphasized was that there is a network of other facilities, many of them operated by universities, territorial governments, or other bodies. I think this is where CHARS, as an organization, will be able to advance very quickly. It's not just about coordination. It's about capacity. We have scientists across the country, across the north, and internationally, who are collaborating already. What we're going to do is give them better resources to do that work.