The remaining advisories come into play for different reasons. Some of them are because there's maintenance on existing infrastructure. Some of them are because of transition and staff. Some of them are because of normal breakdown because of weather or other instances. You really have to look at those 38 and categorize them. There is going to, I think, always consistently be some kind of water advisory, like in any other municipality. Equipment breaks down. Sometimes there's turnover in staff. The fact is that we were able to get to 95% of water advisories lifted with significant and continued funding.
