Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Joe, Sean and Jason, it's great to see all of you. Thank you for coming.
This is one of these rare instances where we have common cause, where all parties and pretty much all Canadians are united in questioning the logic of something that, as you said, will have devastating economic impacts on both countries, particularly workers in trades.
It also has a negligible, if any, environmental benefit. I think the study Enbridge had brought forward in the lawsuit showed that there was a one in 2,000 chance that the four-mile stretch under the Straits of Mackinac could have a leak in a year, and it would only take a couple of years to get the tunnel built.
Again, it's a puzzling thing, and given the fact that you guys have a lot of leverage, in the sense that you have members on both sides of the border, I'm wondering in terms of the intervention, Joe, that you made at the Michigan Legislature a couple of days ago, does the Michigan Legislature itself consider that it has the power to step in to override the governor's revocation of the easement?