Thanks for that question, because it actually does go to some of it. For a number of years, SSC's funding was even insufficient to pay for the ongoing licensing and maintenance. In the last number of years, though, we have invested in what we call the “IT refresh and replacement program”.
That renewed a tremendous amount of our infrastructure, so even if the application is old, the hardware underneath it and the supporting infrastructure network has been refreshed to modern standards, as modern as we can get with what the applications demand. We have been able to do that, but for the first six years or so, I would say, of Shared Services' attempts to consolidate, underfunding was a significant limitation for modernization, investment and building a new base infrastructure.