We recently received approval from Treasury Board to increase the rates paid to our agents. You will see under our legislation that although the director has the power to retain agents, the fees that are paid the agents have to be approved by Treasury Board. Originally, the fees were set back in 1990 and remained the same from 1990 until just last year. They're still low, I guess, in respect of some agents, but they went up to a maximum of $120 an hour, recently adjusted to $121 or $122.
There is authority, however, that rests with the director to provide what we call enhanced fees. In other words, we can give an hourly rate greater than $120. In situations such as Fort McMurray, where we might have difficulty finding a qualified agent because the economy is...I don't know whether it's still booming, but the economy is largely booming, and the salaries are much higher than elsewhere in the country.