51 Operator: I'm not showing any further questions at this time. Alistair Baker: Great. Thank you. Any more questions from anybody who's in the audience? Cosmos, you want to follow up with a three-parter or just one-parter? Cosmos Chiu: Can I ask about Fourmile? I guess in addition to your GSR, we've now found out that there's an additional NPI. As Dan mentioned, you look at these royalties from your perspective, also the operator's perspective. So, from the operator's perspective, does that change the economics in any way? Then part two is, is an NPI of interest to you, something like this, would that be of interest to you? And how should we view NPIs at this point in time given the rising gold price environment? William Heissenbuttel: NPIs are always tough. there's so many assumptions. You have to figure out what is actually deductible. You probably have to build inflation in. I won't comment specifically on any one opportunity, but I would just say it's just harder to value than an NSR. But I don't think I fully understood the first part of your question. I wouldn't know how Barrick would be looking at the NPI and how it might influence if that's what you were asking. Cosmos Chiu: Yes. But as Dan mentioned, you look at it from your perspective, their perspective. So, any concerns that this could impact your investment, your GSR in any way? William Heissenbuttel: Well, I mean our royalty contract would not take into consideration -- I don't think it would take into consideration that particular royalty. Jason Hynes: I think I know what you're getting at. Does all this royalty burden reduce the mine plan because of the profitability from Barrick's perspective? I think it's pretty early days on Fourmile. They got a PEA. I think everybody agrees it's going to be very -- likely very profitable. It's got the benefit of all the infrastructure at the Cortez Complex.