Thank you.
I want to dig down into your reference to the testing, which you also mentioned in your opening remarks, and ensuring that there is accountability and an understanding. This is because we hear—and I hear it, as a member of Parliament who represents a ton of energy production, mostly in traditional oil and gas—a ton of misinformation that comes out about the industry in general. However, I want to really dig down into the testing.
You mentioned just a moment ago that you're allowing indigenous communities and local stakeholders to do water testing. You mentioned in your opening remarks that you have contracts with indigenous organizations that are doing that testing. Can you dig down into some of the specifics of what that looks like? I think you mentioned 140 wells where you were able to pump out water to both test the water and mitigate some of the challenges.
Can you dig into exactly what that looks like, and whether or not communities in the area can trust that there is no contamination affecting their health?