Yes, Mr. Speaker. I will try to explain to my colleague once again as I frequently tried to explain to him how the Aurora Fund works. Mr. Speaker, we have it fully-subscribed, and what that means is, and I have said this before in the House, we have 130 to 150 people who have met the criteria for the Immigrant Investment Funds. As the money flows in we access it, put it into escrow, look for opportunities and invest it.

So, it may not necessarily mean that the money is in hand, but the money is in the bank because they have approved the 130 or the 150 or whatever it is. They have approved these subscribers. Each of them have given us a certain level of dollars, and assuming they meet all the immigrant investment criteria, they then enter into the system, ante up the $250. It comes through the system to the Aurora Fund to Mr. Bailey, who puts it in to escrow at the Bank of Montreal, who then looks at investment opportunities, and approves them. It comes out, goes in and away we go. Then we go on to the next subscriber, et cetera. If in my enthusiasm in a speech I made to an audience, I said there was $70 million in the bank, I meant that there was $70 million worth of equity, investment that we were going to get in the bank. Thank you.