Potassium chloride, which is sold as a dietary salt substitute, is 15 times more radioactive than the nickel we would be releasing. That's not part of the negotiations, and the value is tied to the London exchange market, so it would vary depending on what day we sold it. Yes, we did agree. We do our own sampling and the state performs unannounced audits. You drill samples and then dissolve them.
Every ingot is sampled.
No, but you can compare activity levels. Mr. Daly deferred to Mr. Howard, who replied that the Secretary of Energy's decision on recycling the nickel will likely affect the contract, but he doesn't know by how much. Recent storm damage will also affect the contract somewhat. I don't have a comment on that. My responsibilities are for the Kerr Hollow facility, and we operate under a state license.