That's right, so the CNSC does not use 7,000 as its limit for regulating the industry. The regulatory framework is based on the public dose limit but also on action levels and administrative levels, and the requirement for operators to take all reasonable precautions to operate and maintain their plants well. In the history of the CNSC, facilities we regulate have released tritium into the environment, but in drinking water supplies we have rarely seen levels of tritium above the 10 to 15 range. There are some levels at 17, but usually--
On February 24th, 2009. See this statement in context.