Thank you, Madam Chair. There are two parts to that question. When you look at our data centre equipment – the hardware, the servers, the switches, all the things we use in the data centre – we evergreen those often. Those units that are still serviceable, we keep for spares because we do have similar equipment at different stages in the evergreen cycle elsewhere in the network, so we will keep them for spares and redeploy them as we need to. As well, some of them we will use as backup data centres, backup data centre equipment, but once it is no, longer serviceable –
the switches, the servers and those types of things – then they are sent to be recycled at a recycling facility if there is no other use.
When we look at the desktop and the laptops, when those are evergreened, there is more of a demand for those, certainly for NGO use and various organizations. We do have a program where we bring them back to the warehouse and keep a certain number of them available there for any group that comes forward looking for them. We work closely with the Computers for Schools program as well. They send them out for various NGO organizations as well. Whatever we can on the desktop side and the server side, we try to recycle and reuse as much as possible. Thank you, Madam Chair.