Yes, thank you, Mr. Chairman. Yes, just to add a bit more detail to this account. What we've done is in our rural remote communities we've changed our strategy a little bit where when somebody wants to buy a house we have incentives in place for them to buy a house that they're renting from us, for example, through our HELP program. You can also purchase a unit from us through the Public Housing program as well.

So when a client wants to purchase those units or those homes, they actually get a subsidy under the PATH program of up to 55 per cent in the North and 44 per cent, I believe, in the southern part of the territory. So they're going to the bank to get the remaining balance. So in these cases, the Corporation is getting money back, so this expense is like depreciation, it's a non-cash expenditure. So we can still meet the same demand that we have now without that -- because it's, if I can explain it well enough, it's essentially like depreciation where you have an expense on your books for the subsidy, but it's a non-cash item, so we can continue to provide the same level of service under this program as we provide now. Thank you.