It is different, depending on retirement and long-term care. In our retirement homes, that's a private-pay model, as I indicated earlier. Generally, we wouldn't see folks who have financial restrictions in a retirement home. It is a solution for a certain element of our senior population.
In long-term care, that is different. It is a government-funded business, and seniors who have difficulties with funding or a limited income have the ability to apply for additional support from the government to ensure that long-term care is available to everybody. We have many people in that position across our portfolio.