What we envision, as I said, is 18 to 20 units, but again, it's important that it not be only housing. The wraparound supports and programming have to be available there. I mentioned financial literacy seminars.
We've also talked a little about maybe having a satellite recruitment office, because in Nova Scotia right now, there is only one recruitment office for the regular force, and it's in Halifax. Folks in rural areas have a difficult time getting there, and that could be a barrier to joining the Canadian Armed Forces for people, so we thought that this could be an opportunity.
On the site of the Amherst armoury there is also a three-bay or four-bay garage where we envision doing a social enterprise in which veterans can do car work as mechanics and that sort of thing. It could generate income for them and give them a sense of purpose. We would intend to keep the museum there as well.