You made a statement early on that I think is important. You said there would be a strong disincentive to invest in Canada if the investment process required the investor to publicly disclose commercially sensitive information and engage in an open discussion about its future business plans, as this would benefit competitors and could compromise the investment and harm the company in which the investment is being made.
I think the rules are important when you're talking about the market. I know a thing or two about the market. Business is what I studied. I think it's important to follow the rules that Parliament establishes. If we don't, we start to look like a banana republic that nobody wants to invest in. So I will tell you that in my view the rules matter. That's the first statement I would make.
Are you aware of any special privilege given to the 4% Canadian shareholders that would provide them with authority to make sure that the board is inherently Canadian?