It's not just the environmental assessment. There are lots of different pieces of regulations and policy happening in this space. I think it's a combination of.... We have just finished our Fort Hills mine which was a $17-billion investment. In our industry, what we have to realize is that these are long-life assets. These are 50-year assets, so when we're going in, we're making a number of assumptions at the front end of these investments.
I believe there are a number of other areas that are actually contributing to that, like lack of market access, obviously, and the low commodity prices. On top of that, as I said in my remarks, there is the uncertainty that every time you have new regulations or policies coming out, it creates more uncertainty, particularly if it's very vague and there's not a lot of detail to them.
I just want to state that we're very clearly supportive of many of the policies of government and what they're doing. We're very supportive of the climate change work and a price on carbon. Our CEO has been out there publicly talking about putting a price on carbon. We're a strong believer in that. I think it's just the cumulation of all of the changes all at once and the pace, scope, and scale of that. We have to sit back and ask what this mean to other investment decisions.