My next question was going to be for Mr. Edwards, but maybe, Mr. Hendrickson, I'll see if you can take a stab at it. It connects to something you mentioned about publicly owned regulators and independent agencies.
The International Atomic Energy Agency publishes safety standards to make sure that nuclear is safe, that it's protecting people and the environment. It outlined the need for regulatory bodies to be credible, so not to have conflicts of interest and to be independent from the organizations it regulates.
In Canada we're currently regulated by the Department of Natural Resources, which is also overseeing the production of nuclear energy.
Would it make more sense for the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission to report to the Minister of Environment to mitigate some of these potential risks of conflict of interest?