I'll take an opportunity, Scott, to respond to that.
With respect to BMO's perspective on the financing of the licensing, one of the other areas that we've paid some attention to is the wide range of values of the licensing over a number of years. Using LFA 34 as an example in the Yarmouth-Digby area, over the last three to five years we've seen values anywhere from $300,000 or $400,000 through to $750,000 in terms of the market value. In financing, as Peter mentioned earlier, an intangible asset, we're trying to determine a reasonable period based on cashflow for repayment of the licence loan, recognizing that in this period of time there can be wide fluctuations in the price of licences.