Yes. There are three tiers in the cash flow management plan. In the first tier, we have already pulled a series of levers, including reducing discretionary spending. I mentioned the temporary layoff, unfortunately, of 675 community services staff and 250 transit staff. We've also implemented a freeze on the acquisition of fleet. We're looking at a hiring freeze for the remainder of the year as well.
We're about to pull other levers soon, if necessary, and that's replacing our cash-to-capital funding with other financing, perhaps transferring unallocated equity from our land operating reserve. One of the other things we're looking at is the possibility of advancing our planned debenture issuance timing, which we're looking at probably doing in the fall. We may move that up if necessary, but if we wanted to do it right now, the markets are not open.
Then there are levels two and three, those other tiers, and that gets into extending our line of credit and some other measures, which would possibly look at more reductions of service across the board.