I'm sorry, you drifted off at the end there. I didn't hear the last bit of your question, but with regard to the long-term commitment, it is a hallmark of some of the most successful conservation programs, certainly in Canadian history and in most other countries around the world. A couple of years or a handful of years just is not adequate. The long-term, 25-plus, years are what's needed.
Concerning some of the other things you've asked me to comment on that I missed, I think they were covered. Some of the things we did not get to were the use of conservation agreements. We share a lot of the same concerns and see the same opportunity around conservation agreements facilitating development and protecting species.