Thank you, Mr. Chicoine.
This is for Mr. Smith and Mr. Byrne. I guess perhaps I don't understand the technology you're talking about and would just be comparing it on the basis of cost. It seemed like an awful lot of money—not necessarily the startup to get everything in place, but your $400,000 number annually to run and update the program and so on. Is that figure based on the anticipated volume of use, or is it just a simple sort of flat fee that you're suggesting?