The problem is Mr. Dreeshen says he wants 0.25 and he happens to be next door to me and I contaminate him because I said, I'll take 1%. So where does Mr. Dreeshen fall down in that? Where does his piece come into...I made a commercial deal with you, but I ended up impacting Mr. Dreeshen, or vice versa? Where do we see that piece? Clearly, if we simply say it's a commercial piece, then if I say, I don't care what you commingle it with, go for it, I'm okay with that. Others may not, and they may be my neighbours, or it could be at port. Now we're not talking about neighbours, we're talking about hundreds of neighbours at port. Because it's a commercial contract what have we now done to those who say, it's not what I want to do? Where's the liability and what are the repercussions? And what are the safeguards that have to be undertaken to make sure that you and I, by taking a commercial risk that's greater than what our neighbours want, are not impacted?
On February 26th, 2013. See this statement in context.