Yes, I would maybe add a little.
Lake Diefenbaker truly is unique in the lack of development that has occurred with respect to the water that is available there. This has been studied by academics in Saskatchewan. Dr. John Pomeroy, who has appeared before the committee, is one of those whom we've heard from on this matter. His research is forecasting a 20% increase in inflows into the lake in the future. That's in addition to the water that we believe, through our assessment, is available for development right now.
It truly is a very underdeveloped opportunity. When you look at the challenges that we see in terms of reliable and timely precipitation, obviously irrigation can address those concerns.
It truly is a great opportunity. We're doing our best to tell the story as broadly as we can because it's something that really should be brought forward, not just for Saskatchewan but we believe for Canada's interests as well.