Thank you for the question. I think it's a good one.
Looking at the analytics, volumetrics is a fairly straightforward way of identifying where you would see the majority of the movement of energy goods. I think the risks associated with a particular product moving through a pipeline vary because pipelines move different products. If we choose to pick product X, Y, or Z, it could be that today they're moved on one pipeline and tomorrow they're moved on a different pipeline. I think associating it with the product is not necessarily a static activity versus the volumetric aspect, which provides a reasoned measure for how things work.
The data demonstrates that six pipeline companies who hold certificates move about 85% of the oil volume in the country and all would be covered under the billion-dollar condition.