We actually have two programs related to the north. One is specifically designed to provide data for the UNCLOS submission. We will collect the best data we possibly can to make the best submission for Canada. That's the aim of that entire program. And it will finish in 2013, for the claim.
We have another program called geo-mapping for energy and minerals, which is specifically designed to try to determine the potential in the north for energy and minerals. It's based partly on the correlations of Dr. St-Onge's work around the world.
The geology acts to concentrate minerals sometimes. The plate tectonic motions that we talk about, plates moving back and forth, form these places where you can get concentrations of minerals. We try to use analogs from different places around the world to find those places in the geological record in Canada.
So we have two different objectives and two separate programs. One is specifically aimed at UNCLOS.