I'll start with the last question first.
Up until the end of June, we're projecting a $7.2-million shortfall. That's a combination of $9.4 million in lost revenue and $2.2 million in savings associated with personnel, given that we're providing less service, and savings in fuel, given that the price of fuel is lower than we budgeted. There are new costs associated with bus cleaning, PPE and those types of things. The net is $7.2 million that we're looking at to the end of June.
We haven't really projected anything further, but essentially, that will continue to extrapolate throughout the year as we continue with this status quo.
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