45 different from the others is the issue, or a combination of? Or maybe the question is, why do you think you trade at a discount? Alistair Baker: Well, I think if you go back to a year ago, we were a much different company, much smaller, and we were a unique company in the U.S. marketplace. And maybe we're a little bit too small to be in the U.S. marketplace to get that real attention. But with what we did last year, we've now vaulted ourselves to a position where we shouldn't be forgotten anymore. Our size is big enough that we should be relevant in this marketplace. So, the onus is really on us to make sure that people understand what's in the portfolio, where is the growth? What are the assets that underpin the portfolio, where are the risks in the portfolio. So, it's around making sure people understand the diversification of the portfolio to address those questions, the growth that's in the portfolio. So, that's why we're doing today. This Investment Day was really focused on making sure people understand the long-term potential within this business. So, hopefully, it's not going to happen in one day. I don't think we'll see a re-rate in one day. But what we would like to see is people start looking at us differently as a large cap company in probably the biggest capital market in the world saying, okay. This company has all the attributes that I need to invest in it. And, so, that will be a re-rating that occurs over time. Operator: And our next question from the phone lines comes from the line of Josh Wolfson from RBC. Joshua Wolfson: I'll second the accolades on the guidance -- five-year as well as just additional disclosures -- very much appreciated on our end. I had two questions. The first one is just for Kansanshi. When that deal was structured, there were two buydowns. This is a larger asset. The first question is just wondering, how are you thinking about long-term guidance in the context of some sort of binary decisions that could be made by the operator there and how that affects your growth outlook? Bill Heissenbuttel: So, I think our assumption is that First Quantum will probably achieve the ability to buy down at the first level. But we don't have the second one in there, right? Yes. So, it's just the first slide down that we assumed between now and 2030.