Yes, it has increased costs for Sea Island, but as I also mentioned last time, this is part of our net savings of $700,000. We have increased the budget of Sea Island. Obviously, Sea Island, from the numbers you're listing, was underutilized, which is not surprising if you have two search and rescue stations close by.
The exact number I have here, if I amalgamate the Sea Island base and the Discovery seasonal base, is 405 search and rescue distress incidents in the greater Vancouver area from the time we close.... So from February 19 to today, we have handled 405 search and rescue incidents successfully, and within the standards agreed upon for the rest of the country and the world, for that matter. We're still satisfied that we took the proper action in closing Kitsilano.