I want to make one correction. I said the insurance industry. It's actually the banking industry that is raising concerns about the depreciating value of property, which shouldn't be surprising to us because that happened with contaminated lands. It was actually the banks' intervention that finally caused governments around the world to start calling for regulation on contaminated lands.
I have one final question. Mr. Julian asked a question about the considerations in where the investment goes in various energy sectors. While the department is saying we have a market-based sector, in the Canadian democratic system that does not preclude governance. In fact, your very department is mandated to regulate the energy sector. The National Energy Board is required to consider the public interest. I'm wondering, why is the government not requiring the National Energy Board in reviewing export applications to require consideration of alternative scenarios, including job creation in Canada instead of exporting the raw bitumen?