I want to add, from a pipeline point of view, that we also believe the budget implementation act suggestions will open the door to a better environmental outcome, in part because the consolidation allows you to look at the whole set of opportunities for improvement in a project plan and to address it in an integrated way, which is the core for sustainable development.
On cumulative effects, which I agree with Mr. Collyer are best addressed by looking at the landscape, and we also are supportive of land use plans, I will go back to the example I shared as one illustration—and there are many on pipelines of the Kinder Morgan project—looking at the regional impact of large mammals. In fact I would say that legacy project reverses cumulative impact by allowing for better wildlife mobility.
Sometimes development can contribute to some of the solutions. These suites of legislation and the framework you're addressing in this committee can work hand in glove to achieve some very good outcomes.