Thank you for the question.
This is the key question of our submission, obviously. From an economic and a business plan perspective, the way it works—and you pointed it out—is that the $10-million investment pretty much creates a strong investment case for the government. By default, it's not only the 70 jobs that we would create within the short term. As I alluded to in my presentation, when you create a facility of that scale and size, you create hundreds of spinoff jobs around that facility. It's vendors. It's the infrastructure. You create what is almost like a microcosmos of an economy in these types of businesses.
In terms of the way we look at it from a return on investment point, we did the same math that you just laid out, and the tax base will pretty much pay back this investment in two years. This is the way this investment would work for the Canadian government. We believe that this is a very smart investment to do, as we can actually create a very strong microcosmos there.