Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The loan is a 35-year loan with a real return bond, which means that the rate of return, the rate of interest is tied to the rate of inflation. It is amortized over the 35 years. There are provisions in the loan agreement if the debt is to be prepaid or repaid early that there are requirements that the interest payments or a make-whole payment would be required to bring the lenders to where they would have been in terms of the total interest that they would have earned over the course of the debt. These are standard terms for a commercial debt of this nature. It is not a mortgage, although there may

be some similarities with respect to how a mortgage might be structured, but it isn’t renegotiated in terms of the interest every five years, because for both parties they want certainty over the term of the debt of what those interest payments will be. For the lenders’ perspective, they want the certainty of what they will earn in interest for that period. For the borrower, they want certainty of what the costs will be because they’re determining what those costs are over the life of the project and determining the economics of the project based on those known costs.