Just reading media reports, what I can glean from what's been in the media, this is the largest government real estate deal in decades, $1.5 billion over 25 years. There are two banks involved, the Royal Bank and the Bank of Montreal. The media is speculating that commissions could range from $1 million to $6 million. Those are some of the figures that have been thrown out, and that at this point there are nine buildings being considered out of 370.
I'd like to ask you, is the decision that is made about the sale of these buildings going to offer a way forward for the potential sale of these other 361 buildings?