We're midstream in that process, so I don't have the final results.
There will be a track of potential savings, obviously, from terminating leases that will be no longer required. There would be some revenues from the disposal of assets that are no longer required. There are also investments needed along the way. Even if you're disposing of a building, you sometimes need to invest in it to get the market value.
All of that work is being undertaken in conjunction with departments, which are specifying the actual floor space they can best anticipate needing in the coming years. There's a lot of consolidation of departmental plans that is going on and coming together into an updated strategy.
Our previous target was to reduce the portfolio by 40%. We now think we can reduce it closer to 50%, as a target.