I would say that the way that the specific claims envelope was structured is that it's a rolling envelope. We have an envelope that gives us flexibility to carry forward funding from year to year, depending on how negotiations go.
We do have methodologies to look at weighted averages and so forth, but every claim does depend on historical research, and we do work with the nation to also understand where they're coming from in terms of their own experts' reports. We need flexibility to be able to come to negotiations on a settlement amount.
There are times when that's not possible, and some folks go to the tribunal in that context. The tribunal has a maximum amount of $150 million that it can allocate on claims. There is variability, and that's why the envelope is structured that way. It's not a program that has a fixed allocation mechanism on the basis of population or something of that nature.