Often there are closure plans in place on these closed mine sites that have financial assurance bonding requirements that often can be pretty intimidating to try to take control of if you're a small-cap entrepreneurial company.
That's the circumstance we've been trying to deal with here lately, which is to find a way to find some support to put behind it. In many cases, they're treating everything on the site as a liability, when in many cases it's infrastructure. If the tailings are full of valuable minerals, it's an asset, not a liability. It's a bit silly how these numbers are actually structured at the end of the day.
It needs a fresh look in this context to apply more realistic numbers in terms of the closure plan financial assurance bonding requirements.