As I was saying earlier, we've been working at it for six years. You're correct in that we've known for six years that the games were coming, and we've been working on making sure our facilities are up to what we need to have for the games and beyond.
That includes making sure that those new facilities meet all the bilingual requirements. The signage in there is not coming down after the games. Signage has gone in there, whether it be static signage or dynamic signage; they're the signs that you can change to multiple languages. The bilingual signage will be there and that will continue after the games.
We're making sure as we go through to put Language Line at all of our information counters. So on the earlier question, if you go up to any of our information counters and the people there are not able to provide service in French, they actually have Language Line, whereby they can connect to someone there who can provide translation services. That's something we put in place in 2007 in preparation for the games.