Michael Petras: Yes. I would just tell you that, as we mentioned in the first half, most of the Nordion revenue is going to fall in the second quarter. So with that, you can assume very little Nordion revenue in the first quarter. Other than that, we’re not going to get into specific quarterly guidance. We just want to make sure, Mike, you guys had an understanding and appreciation for the dynamics that you’ve seen with the Nordion lumpiness. In particular, the first quarter was going to be a slow start. And as we mentioned, 75% of the revenue or 80% approximately of the operating segment income will be in the second half. We just want to make sure that, as you guys think through this, that you don’t get surprised on where the first half or first quarter performance comes in based on that.
Michael Polark: Understood. The follow-up is on Sterigenics. Can you remind us kind of your position in the bioprocess disposable space that has been, I think, a tailwind both due to structural and COVID era reasons over the last few years. It seems to be maybe moderating a little bit as we move beyond COVID as a world. What is your exposure there? Are you seeing a notable kind of change in volumes and trends? And any other color as you look forward in bioprocess as a catalyst for Sterigenics?
Michael Petras: Yes. As we’ve stated in the past, we do participate in that market. But I think our competitors have grown faster than we have over the last couple of years, and I think that’s a big driver of that was our suspicion because I think they’re at a better market share position, what bioprocessing than we are. Now with bioprocessing slowing down a little bit, our growth probably isn’t as impacted as much, right? That’s the good side of not having as much market share. That continues to be a strategic area for us. We continue to see opportunities for growth there. We’re just in a lower share position relative to others in the marketplace. But over time, we see that change. But right now, we’re probably getting a little bit benefit of that, Mike. That isn’t necessarily the way I’d like to get it, but that’s how it’s playing out.
Operator: It appears there are no further questions. This concludes our question-and-answer session. I’d like to turn the conference back over to Michael Petras for any closing remarks.
Michael Petras: Great. Thank you, Andrew. Thank you, everybody, for participating today. We’re very proud of what we accomplished in 2022, a very solid year. Lots of dynamics in the marketplace with labor inflation and just geopolitical, but I’m really proud of what the team’s accomplished, also our ability to manage through the litigation situation. We’re really optimistic about 2023 and our growth prospects and continue to capitalize on the strong end markets that we play in, the stickiness we have with our customer base, the long-term contracts in the high customer satisfaction ratings that we’re seeing from our customers, which have been consistent throughout many years. So we’re really optimistic about 2023, and we thank you for your continued support. Have a great day. Thank you. Bye-bye.
Operator: The conference has now concluded. Thank you for attending today’s presentation. You may now disconnect.
