A lot of these projects are major infrastructure projects. They have to go through a measure of due diligence before we would recommend the government put significant tax dollars into them.
However, there are various mechanisms built into the way in which the program operates that are designed to try to move things along. For example, when you get the provisional approval—like, your project looks good—we still have to get the final detailed contracts signed. We need to see all the engineering diagrams, that sort of thing, but when you get provisional approval, you then have the right to actually get going, and you're typically able to spend up to 30% of the value of the project and get reimbursed.
Is it 30%?