I want to thank you for coming out today. I think the best thing or the thing we've gotten the most out of this afternoon is that we've finally brought some realism to this notion that there was some sort of danger, risk to the public, in these incidents. I guess I look for the enthusiastic reporting on the news tonight that that's the case, because Mr. Binder made a very strong case for that and demonstrated that issue. So I thank you for coming, and I wanted to recognize that.
I have a couple of questions, and I want to go back to what Mr. Tonks and Mr. Allen were talking about. We committed about another $100 million to support of refurbishments of CANDUs in the supplementaries. I'm just wondering if you can tell me why the government has to continue to fund those projects. Is that a good investment of taxpayers' dollars, and why is it necessary when most of those utilities are publicly owned already and some are privately owned?