I would have to refer you to Transport Canada for this particular one. There would be moneys as well for the coast guard. We will be, ourselves, incurring some expenditures that are not yet fully tied down. For example, with regard to monitoring the stability of the coast, with regard risks for landslides or other kinds of geohazards, there won't be huge amounts of money, but we want to ensure that, as regards our knowledge of geohazards—be they in Kitimat Arm, Douglas Channel, and other parts of the coast as well—we have the best geological information necessary in order to address, mitigate, and prevent any potential geohazard.
On November 27th, 2013. See this statement in context.