The process with the lenders, one, has unfortunately gone the track it has. Where we felt we had some flexibility, we came forward and requested the $15 million in our last sitting. We got that approval and then we were informed by the lenders that they are requesting us to assume the debt. With that in mind, that has now put us into this scenario. When it comes to repayment, the repayment structure is in place. If we want to repay earlier, there is going to be a penalty. We’d have to weigh those.
At some point, as I was speaking earlier to the markets that are out there on real bonds in that scenario and versus the penalty payment option, this is built in our fiscal strategy. It has been for the life of the agreement. With us taking over with the work of the federal government we will, we are working on ensuring that the room is there seeing if there were some changes to other expenditures, for example forest fires and so on.