In terms of the specific building, we wouldn't have the details because, as you said, it is not a building that the Treasury Board owns.
In terms of the disposal process, there are two stages. In the first stage, there are legal requirements before you dispose of a property. There are environmental requirements and indigenous engagement and consultation requirements. In the second part, you move into policy requirements with the disposal.
When you're looking at policy, the first thing you look at is priority circulation. Can the building serve a public purpose? There is a priority circulation to federal departments, provinces and municipalities. After that process, if there is not—