On the workplace renewal initiative, first of all, the bulk of our employees currently are actually in L'Esplanade Laurier, and it's a building that does need significant renovations, so we have to move out of that building. We will be moving to the building on 90 Elgin Street, which is the old art gallery, which is right across from the National Arts Centre, along with the Department of Finance. That will house about 60% to 65% of our staff. The second building is yet to be decided.
So why does Shared Services Canada need $3 million? That money goes towards all of the IT infrastructure. Today, Shared Services Canada, for instance, will provide all of the cabling for the Wi-Fi. Rather than going in networking, we're going to go Wi-Fi, where they will provide all of the cabling. We have a secret network for information; they will provide all of that. They also provide all of the telecommunications infrastructure in the building. That means all of the communications closets on every floor, that is all Shared Services Canada. In the past it wasn't Shared Services Canada, but now it is. So they need the money to be able to procure the equipment that is required for the IT infrastructure in the new building, at 90 Elgin Street. There will be about 1,600 employees in that building.