That does.
I think part of this study that isn't addressed in the room is the global market that we're operating within that has oil and gas as a commodity that's sought around the world and produced in many countries, including Canada.
The definition of subsidy that's being used in the world is one that is still in development. We don't have a solid definition. The World Trade Organization's definition is one that most countries are leaning towards.
The United States is a very significant player in this market and has operations in Canada that can easily move back to the United States—which we see in Alberta every time there's a drop in the price of oil in the global market.
How does EDC evaluate the opportunities Canada has in the global market, such as exporting natural gas or hydrogen that's produced in Canada?