Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Dupont, I know very little about nuclear reactors, and I don't think there's one within 2,000 miles of where I live. But I'm thinking about what it takes to repair and upgrade a nuclear reactor. It's not like going into a furniture factory where you can get some absolute estimates on the cost of repairing equipment. I would imagine there are so many complexities and ultra-sensitive repair work when you're working around nuclear power and the components, including the uranium and the minerals and everything that go into making that power.
I'm thinking that even if I were almost an expert in it, to say okay, it's going to cost $120 million to get this up and we're going to have it done by this date.... Even with all that expertise, that would probably be as subjective as you can possibly get because of all the things that could happen in that repair time.
I notice there's been an extension. Am I on the right track thinking that this is not something that you just say it's going to cost this much, we're going to be finished by...? This is far more complex than that.