Thank you.
I'm in Hamilton, and we have—I don't know what you would call it—a micro reactor that's been in operation since 1956. It has been a critical part of Hamilton's economic infrastructure for the development of radioactive isotopes for medical technology, cancer treatment and that kind of thing.
In terms of Canada's strategy for dealing with radioactive waste, how does that tie in to the growing industry for medical radioactive isotopes?
The question is for either of you.