We're looking at all the tools we have in the tool kit. It's true.
I think the best solution remains an agreement between Enbridge and the state. One thing that is interesting is that we never heard the governor saying that she doesn't want the pipeline. She wants a pipeline with a tunnel, and Enbridge wants to build a tunnel. The issue is when the tunnel is going to be in place versus when all this is going to be fixed. I think there's maybe a timing issue or a sequencing issue, but there should be at some point an agreement on this.
On the treaty, I know, as was said, that you met with people from GAC. International treaties are really under the responsibilities of GAC, so I will be very careful. I'm not a lawyer, as opposed to some of you, so I would not go too far in terms of interpreting what the treaty of 1977 said. As you know, the treaty was signed in the context of a potential pipeline from the north. It hasn't been built, but this treaty actually has some measures that are supposed to guarantee the transit of pipelines that are going to Canada from the U.S., as well as from the U.S. to Canada.
We are looking at the treaty, of course, like we're looking at all the other tools we have. To be honest, the question will be, which one do we need to use?