I wouldn't characterize this, in any way, as an evisceration of the bill. We believe the bill is quite problematic. Sustainability means different things to different people. It could be interpreted as not permitting any net contribution to GHG emissions, which is not a reasonable threshold to disallow a project from moving forward. The bottom line is, step by step, this legislation and the amendments coming forward from the government make it more and more difficult for proponents of projects to get their projects approved even if those projects are merited. That is a sad statement about the state of affairs in Canada right now, where capital and investment are fleeing this country in amounts that we have not seen, certainly in my lifetime.
This is not about eliminating considerations; it's about making sure we don't put additional roadblocks in the way of proper development of our resources in a way that is environmentally defensible and sustainable.