Building_development

15:05 we will send it out to them as well. And that's how we work through the different products that are being handled or inside the different things. And if the particular material happens to come in that they want to handle-- for example, there may need to be some additional safety items that have to be done to handle that product. And for example, in this particular building, Peter, when he went in, it was an extensive process to renovate this building and adapt it to his products because some of them are solvent-based, so there is a fire hazard. They have four-hour sheetrock. He had to put in special sprinklers. He had to put in special lights. Had to put in a high base around that particular room. And it has an immediate closed door so that all of this-- and it was all in compliance and with coordination

16:03 with the city of Vancouver, so that it was all done according to the specs zoning and permitting. So it's being handled very safely. And I have to say that any time that the environmental and facilities folks have gone in and done their inspections, we usually do one. It depends on the facility, but it will be every year, or it may be every three, four years if they're not handling anything. They're handling paper, whatever. Each one of those things that usually environmental or facilities come in and say, these are the recommended actions just to fix something or do something better, clean up. Peter has fixed every single one of them. I think he's the first tenant that does that, because it's a recommendation, but he doesn't. So we have really appreciated Peter as a tenant. And we hate to miss him, but I know

17:00 that from meeting all of-- their team all came out and presented and gave us a huge introduction and overview of their company, provided us for all the information that we needed. And we feel very comfortable with Jim and I coming to join the part in taking over Peter's operations. - Check with the answer. Very pertinent question.