50 Alistair Baker: All right. So, I think we've exhausted the questions on the webcast. If there are no further questions by phone, I'll pause for a moment just to double check. Operator: We have a question from the phone line. Our question comes from the line of Brian MacArthur from Raymond James. Brian MacArthur: So, my question has been answered, but can you just comment on the situation at SSR? You've talked about it a little bit -- whether you expect to be putting money in this year as a capital call under your joint venture agreement? William Heissenbuttel: Brian, we don't know what that number is, as you can imagine or you would have read SSR was silent on the spending for this year when they announced the strategic review of the project. Obviously there's still activity going on in the site, just not development. But we will continue to contribute 30% of those costs until we get to a resolution. I just hope at some point this year, we'll be able to give people sort of a better assessment as to what timeline that project is on. I just can't answer that question right now. Brian MacArthur: Fair enough. And maybe if I could just ask one other one. There's been a little more discussion about some deals being done in Australia now. Are you starting to see more opportunities there from both the royalty and the financing or streaming financing perspective? Daniel Breeze: Brian, it's Dan here. I think we are. Alistair and I were through Australia about a year ago, we were doing some IR marketing and BD marketing. We sensed back then that there was a subtle change in the market that operators which traditionally have not really liked our product, we're warming up to it. I think the deal that Franco announced recently feels like that's really going to help open up the market a bit more over there. So, I think in general, we have been seeing more opportunities in Australia, generally speaking, over the last, say 12 or 18 months. Alistair Baker: Operator, any more questions from the phone line?