To answer the first part of your question, we have been looking at this property for quite some time. We were looking at it in relation to another client that was interested in moving in. We've inspected the property. We've had real estate evaluations done on it. We know all the availabilities in the whole national capital region. We know the relative costs of leasing and buying. All of these have gone into the analysis that has taken place.
As far as being able to let you know what the ultimate cost is, at present we have what we believe is very close to what we would be able to execute the transaction for in terms of price, but until we get approval from ministers of the board, that price is not fixed--until we can get approval to go ahead and then do a final negotiation with the vendor. In that sense, it would jeopardize the government's position if we discussed this kind of range. I would ask your indulgence. We can assure you we worked very hard on this.