37 Jason Hynes: I would wish not to comment. I think that made some headlines. There was a specific one around some properties in Richmond that made some headlines, but I think the government has -- Howard Flinker: Yes, all of Vancouver. Jason Hynes: -- quickly backtracked on that. So, it's not a particular concern of mine as a homeowner in Vancouver right now. Howard Flinker: You said you are concerned or not yet? Jason Hynes: Not a concern of mine, as a homeowner in Vancouver. Cosmos Chiu: It's Cosmos Chiu from CIBC. Maybe first question is on your five-year outlook, Bill. I know it took you a lot of effort to put out your five-year outlook and – but I have to ask a few questions here. Simple one. Could you put some parameters around your five-year guidance or five-year outlook? Is it average? Is it -- are you trying to get to it in five years’ time? Like what does that number represent? William Heissenbuttel: Well we've given a range. So, what the range represents if you look to the midpoint, that is our current expectation in terms of GEOs for that particular year, if I'm understanding your-- Cosmos Chiu: Like in five years’ time you want to get to that range? Or is it within like next year? William Heissenbuttel: It’s not so much we want to get there as we look at the portfolio we currently have, it looks like the portfolio will produce those GEOs in 2030. But the only comment -- I think Martin gave the caveat, that is the sum of operator guidance translated into our GEOs.