Yes. By the way, I found the numbers for the precise cost. The leasing of the facility was $1.7 million. The renovations, to put in various detention facilities, etc., was $1.1 million. Additional equipment, primarily cameras and video systems, were set up. Every place within that centre was videotaped in anticipation of the complaints we would receive. The cost of that was approximately $0.7 million, for a total of $3.5 million for the prisoner processing centre.
It was constructed according to provincial standards for the temporary housing of prisoners. It was a secure facility. There was a facility for access to legal aid, for prisoners to make phone calls to their lawyers or whoever. There were also investigative facilities there.
These were not opulent facilities. They are intended to temporarily house persons who are detained for various reasons during the summit. Then if they were going to be retained in custody beyond 24 hours, they were transported from that facility to other provincial institutions for transport to court.