Essentially, around $1.2 billion has already been recognized as a liability in the books of Canada related to the historic waste going back to, I think, the 1930s or 1940s that has accumulated in different parts of Port Hope and Port Granby; and having to recover that waste from waste management facilities or other parts of town that were not really suited to long-term safety and security in bringing that into new, modern facilities. Two new waste management facilities will provide full environmental integrity for the long term.
As I say with my folks, that means moving a lot of dirt from these areas in Port Hope where the waste is now to the new waste sites, constructing the waste sites and the water treatment facilities, and also some of the access roads and whatnot. Some of the moneys you see here are moneys that are intended to compensate homeowners or the municipalities for losses they may incur as this traffic and activity is taking place.