To be completely candid, we're just seeing this language for the first time, as well. It's my assumption that the intention here is to ensure that each agreement would specify a mechanism, presumably including the kinds of things that have to be monitored, the kinds of indicators to be looked for, and which both parties would look at to confirm the agreement is being met on an ongoing basis. So it's not just a matter of whether we are entitled to enter into an agreement, but when we're into it six months, a year, or two years down the road, is there still equivalency—because of course the environment doesn't remain static.
If that's the objective, I think it goes some way to addressing the fact that each agreement will be distinct; each will address the particularity of the province, the particularity of the provincial legal regime, and the particularity of the environmental issue or issues that are subject to the agreement, and speak to the fact that each agreement therefore will have to be customized to a certain extent.