Okay, thanks. So how do we, you know, really kind of assess these projects, because, you know, that's now -- this is the biggest part of an increase, as far as I can see, in the Department of Finance budget. Maybe I'm missing something, but. This starts to eat into our ability to spend money on other programs and services. And it's a capital project essentially, and now we're paying somebody else to operate it more cheaply than apparently what we could do. So how does this really impact our ability to spend money on programs and services with this big $14 million hit for the next 25 years? Thanks, Madam Chair.