The jeopardy test requires a scientific assessment on whether you can fully mitigate the impacts on a species—its recovery or its survival. There are two tests under SARA. I could provide you with more detail, but I won't, because I know you have limited time. It is essentially a valve whereby, if you can't meet the jeopardy test after pursuing a number of these—you follow the mitigation hierarchy, you avoid, you mitigate, you take all measures—it would allow, in an exceptional circumstance, the potential for a permit. Again, it's a theoretical situation. We've never seen that.
