Just to clarify that, what he was referring to was the spent fuel, which during the operation of the reactor we keep on site in a special spent fuel pool 140 feet below grade, for the first 20 years or so. That's just the fuel we actually produced during the operation. After that comes out of the spent fuel pool, it goes into dry storage. Then the Nuclear Waste Management Organization that's set up in Canada or a similar organization in the United States would take ownership of that fuel, and we would continue to pay into that fund of course.
He was referring to just the fuel that was used during the operation of the reactor's life. Then after the reactor's life is over, it would go into a larger, more national type of organization for control.