When there is a federal policy, there is a strategic environmental assessment done on that broad policy. If there is federal funding in a project, it triggers the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, so then there is a federal role in assessment. That's when Environment Canada would bring in its expertise. The lead federal department would be either the department whose legislative or regulatory tool was triggered or the one that was doing the funding. Environment Canada has not been a trigger for any of the oil sands development, but we provide expertise if the federal authorities--
On March 12th, 2009. See this statement in context.