Sure. I believe Shannon mentioned it briefly.
Essentially as a stand-alone agency, there is a whole set of requirements that need to be met, including annual reporting requirements under the Financial Administration Act, and other pieces of legislation. In addition, there's a requirement to have full-time human resources help, full-time communications help, full-time financial help.
The plan would be to move the staff from the commission into a directorate within Health Canada. We would then use the services that already exist for the healthy environment and consumer safety branch to provide communication support and financial support and all of the corporate level support that is required. I think the savings are really a result of what's been referred to as backroom operations. Again, none of the technical expertise is being touched at all in this kind of transfer. It really is administrative savings.