I think the extended care unit is a good example. We do learn from past mistakes and there is, on the next page, a request for money to build the extended care unit here in Yellowknife that would ensure we don’t run into the same problem we ran into in Hay River.

Coming back to the management of the new building, the management of the old building will be taken over by BHP. They are responsible for leasehold improvements and tenant management. We don’t have a cost related to any construction in that building. We do have an opportunity, depending on the tenants who are brought in, to have some revenue sharing on that. However, if we choose to utilize some of that room for our programs and services, there will be a discounted rate or discounted rent that we might have to pay. So, there might be some future cost to leasing those buildings.

As far as the upgrades, that is on the facility maintainers and managers which will be BHP. Was there another question?