given that currently <inaudible>? Thanks, David. Uh, those are good questions. Um, I mean, I think we, you know, we are going through a transformation, you know, we've called it a three to five year transformation at Red Lake. Uh, the six months have taught us a lot about the operation. Uh, we've focused on the development and we've, we've specifically taken the decision to, I suppose, sacrifice production over development and getting ready and setting the tra- the transformation up. And we now feel that we've kind of bottomed and we're at a point where you really gonna see improvements in that. Um, so the development rates are up. Uh, the improvements in, in mining are, are getting better. Uh, as Bob highlighted and he can talk further to it, you know, dilution has been reduced. Uh, we are comfortable that the models are performing. Um, we need to open up some of these higher grade areas, which are gonna be happening over the next few months. Um, so it's a, it's a journey, uh, we're on the right path, um, and you are gonna see, uh, material improvements to production and lowering of costs, uh, in the next quarter and following quarters. Bob, do you wanna add to that? Yeah. Thanks, uh, Jake. Uh, David, as Jake said, um, the expectation is that as we get the development in, uh, to the new areas and it takes a long time, uh, to, to go out and to open up new areas, then the mining front will open up, which will help stabilize and increase the, the tonnages. We've started to see an increase in tonnages last quarter through the quarter. Um, although it's not a- as high as we need it yet, but it's still it's growing. Um, a- a- and areas like, uh, aviation and the like, uh, they do take a bit of time to, to set up. So, uh, I would expect that, um, over the next couple of quarters, you'll start to see those tonnages come in. Uh, as, uh, gr- Jake said also on the grade, um, you know, we are getting a lot better, um, with the reconciliations of, of, um, dilution a- and, um, and the like, as I mentioned, all the, all the numbers. Um, I, I expect that over coming quarters we'll see, um, that continue to, to improve. Glen, did you wanna comment on the models specifically? Sure, Bob. I, I think, um, you know, one of the things that we are starting to see, David is that, um, particularly with our reconciliations, so our, our <inaudible> control and our dome two or reserve, um, we're starting to see an upward tick, um, you know, particularly on the grade front as, as we improve, particularly some of the, you know, the mining related factors as Bob has just described, dilution recovery, um, and, and we've improved our grade control system. So we, we are starting to see that upward tick in the grade, uh, and particularly on a three month moving average, it's, uh, it's starting to trend into the direction where we need it to be. So we, we have confidence, uh, that the models, um, you know, are performing, uh, to plan and, and we're just aligning that with the, the way we are mining, and, and, um, you know, we're confident that we'll start to see that where it needs to be over next coming quarters. I just, uh, conclude, um, that David with a, a comment around the fact that we've owned this asset for 21 months. Um, it's only been in the last five months that we've been able to visit the, the operation. Uh, but when we bought the asset in April, 2019, we said, our three year goal was to get to a run rate of 200,000 ounces of gold, uh, and then a longer term five year, um, horizon of 350,000 ounces a year. And, uh, we are, uh, committed to delivering that, uh, on both 36 month and 60 month targets. Great. Thanks very much, guys. I'll pass it on. Thank you. Your next question comes from Earl Harvey from JPMorgan. Please go ahead. Yeah. Morning Jake and team. Just, um, couple from me. Just with, um, Ernest Henry and, and the study. So we've got about 18 months for the PFS. Um, just wondering if, if this was going to, um, take on much of the, the work that Glencore did or if it'll be kind of a complete recut incorporating that those further depth extensions. And I think Glen, you mentioned it was going down to 480 meters, um, and still open beyond. So where potentially could you, um, would you kind of draw the line on, on those depth extensions and, and, and where this study will kind of finish up? Yes. So Earl, the, the, just to clarify the study will be, um, delivered in the second half of this calendar year. So first half of FY23. So we are kind of, uh, say nine months away to, from delivery of that. Um, it will build on, um, the concept study, which, uh, was completed by Glencore. Um, I suppose one of the things which we found intriguing as we've looked at the concept study, um, is that it was determined really on the basis of, um, minimizing the capital expenditure, which meant that the depth extent of the concept study went down to, as far as the decline could go and you could truck material up. Uh, so it wasn't constrained or limit, uh, determined by geology. It was more determined by, you know, how far can we develop, how deep can we develop, which was kind of four to five year mine life extension, um, uh, with a decline development and not needing to, uh, spend significant capital. So the priority was really minimizing capital expenditure and extending mine life, um, by which, which constrained it to that 45 years. So our pre fees will look at that as well. Uh, but it will also some longer date options as to whether there is potential to extend it even further beyond that, uh, which certainly from my site visit, there was a lot of optimism from the site team that, that was, uh, possible. Yep. Th- thanks, Jake. Um, maybe just quickly on Red Lake, um, you got the approval for the higher throughput, um, trial. How, how long will that, um, trial last and then, and then what are the permitting steps that will follow, follow that there? Bob, do you wanna take that question? Yep. Thanks Earl. Um, the, um, the trial is actually we've permitted for, uh, a, a, a six to eight week period of basically unlimited throughput through the Campbell Mill. And the reason we wanna, uh, we wanted the trial was to, to determine, uh, how far we could actually push the, uh, the mill. Um, so, uh, really it's a, it's a short period of time, uh, that will allow us to then, uh, be able to go and actually seek the, the approvals for a