No, I won't. I just think it's very high.
I'd like to clarify on something you said. I am not accusing first nations leaders of anything. The way our regulatory process worked in Canada is that we had consultations through various stages of very sequential decision-making that started with impact assessments and then went through various departments, which led to long consultation processes. The first nations are as frustrated with that as I am.
What I'm telling you today about the 300 first nations we're working with on five projects, the rights holders, is that on one hand, they do not want us to rush them and they want to make sure that they've got all the information. On the other hand, they're very interested in how we can improve the process so that their rights can be addressed, we can get the right environmental aspects into the project and we can get the projects built. Many of them say they—