That's the past. I want to get to something further than this. Now we're in the current situation. What are we doing on a national basis? We know we are hoping to have MAPLE 1 and MAPLE 2 come on line, and there are problems with that.
At the Department of Health and other agencies of the federal government, are we looking at alternatives—cyclotrons, or other ways—to maximize, not only within Canada but also internationally, all of the capacity? Even when MAPLE 1 and MAPLE 2 are on line, you could have some catastrophe at Chalk River that would take them all out. Even at that point, that could happen. It's not desirable, but it could happen.
What are we doing to minimize the effects of such events?