The other piece I'd say is that what became very obvious to us is that now the taxpayer's paying for all of this testing. It's not user-pays, it's actually the taxpayers paying for it. It's publicly funded. And we said that it would be about $800,000—I think the Minister said. You know that's going to go up when it's being tested anywhere and everywhere all across the country. So if you want it tested, you pay for it, but don't make others who don't want to pay for it pay for it. There are lots of alternatives for those taxpayers' funds. At the end of the day, it's not the Government's money; it's the taxpayers' money, and why do they have to fund something that they don't want tested?