Thank you.
As we look at new legislation coming into effect, my question is this. If there is a Supreme Court challenge on a project, the Supreme Court would be evaluating it based on current legislation. Some of the terms of the new legislation might not have been considered under the previous legislation.
We saw with the TMX that we hadn't done enough consultation with indigenous peoples and had to go back and redo it. The redoing part of it adds some uncertainty to the process.
When we're doing the project evaluation, anticipating that there could be a Supreme Court challenge, would this be a risk that could be negotiated with the proponent of the project, allowing you to say, “You don't need to follow this, but in the case of a court challenge, you're probably going to need to do it anyway”?