The problem, though, is that we have 700 people who are being fired, which appears contrary to what Xstrata has said publicly and agreed to. I remember going through that whole deal. There have been similar ones in the past—China Minmetals and others. There's been real drama in the mining industry. They've reaped the benefits when the price was high. There was no problem reaping the benefits.
Was there ever any consideration, or could there be consideration, of buffering some of this? Seven hundred jobs is a lot. I appreciate your sincerity. Nobody would believe that you could just pick up the phone and $680 million would come flowing into Sudbury just from talking with them. Obviously, a lot of planning goes into the new developments. But they're not guaranteed to happen, either. Did you get a special agreement from them? Is there a signed agreement, something you can table?
