I will be brief.
Yes, there are a couple of things. Within NRCan's main estimates, moneys are allocated for what is called the legacy waste liability program, which is trying to address at Chalk River, in particular, waste that has been accumulating basically since World War II, so that it be managed and stored responsibly.
Moneys are also allocated through the estimates to fund our activities in Port Hope and to provide that remediation works are undertaken there. At this stage it's still in terms of detailed designs for waste facilities so that we properly address the issue of waste in Port Hope after a period of 50 years.
Then there are others, with respect to technology development, that may address how we better use spent fuel, and that is something AECL continues to devote attention to, including in discussions, for example, with China, as to how we better use spent fuel to generate energy cleanly.
So it is quite a range, Mr. Chairman. I think I'll stop here within the allocated time.