I can go really fast.
Three projects make up the $39 million. The first is for the maritime helicopter project. Originally, Sikorsky was to buy all of the equipment. Some equipment that is controlled by the U.S. government they will only sell to us, so we get a credit from Sikorsky. Part of that money coming back is a credit the company owes us for things we bought from the U.S.
The $800,000 is for our move to Carling campus. As you've probably read, we are about three months behind schedule, so we won't spend all of our money this year, and that will go.
Then the very small amount of $1 million is for a small-boat threat project. It's only $1 million on a larger project. All of that money will be spent. None of it is being lost. We're trying to drive down our lapses considerably year over year.