We're attempting to be very transparent with all the data that we find. Relative to those specific tests, we acknowledge that there are tests in the area of the seep locations that show exceedances relative to established guidelines.
When I talk about no harm to drinking water or the river systems, I'm talking about separate samples that have been taken at the Firebag River or at the Athabasca River, which on an ongoing basis show no deviations from the normal baseline for those water bodies.
We do have situations much closer to where the seeps occurred where there are exceedances, but not where there are actual river systems. That's the clarification.