Thank you, Deputy.
Thank you, Mr. Sarai. It's nice to see you again.
I would maybe deflect a bit, given that the advocacy efforts are led by Global Affairs and those officials have spoken, and we know the ambassador will be speaking with you as well.
Maybe I could speak to the tunnel issue, if that's okay. Certainly, you're right, Mr. Sarai. It is that segment of 4.5 miles in the strait that's at issue. I'd just like to underline that Enbridge is working toward the tunnel, which would move that segment of the pipeline underneath the strait, the riverbed, and that's about a four-year process. They're working on the permitting. That permitting would go until about the end of this year or so, and then, of course, it's a fairly involved construction process, so that's about a three-year process.
Certainly, we're looking for a solution that would allow for the continued safe operation of the pipeline in the interim, and we support the plan for the tunnel going forward.