It certainly has been a challenge to manage the program with temporary funding, although we have received significant amounts of it. It does put us in a situation where it's difficult to do that longer-term planning process, and it's challenging just in terms of keeping staff on board. With temporary funding, we can hire only temporary folks. Every time the program nears the end, those folks tend to move on and then we're starting from scratch every time. It is a challenge.
For the major capital projects, we try to plan five years out and prioritize the work. We have a rigorous process in terms of peer review and prioritization criteria, based on safety as the primary criterion, but then also looking at operational needs and what the needs are from a socio-economic perspective.