Is the competitive disadvantage concern related to them having to report in Canada but not elsewhere? That would not be a proper reading of the EU rules or the U.S. rules as we had them, because they take a neutral approach to what a payment to a government is. They make no exclusions. Having a background in legislative work, you can recognize, and we can recognize, that if you make no exclusion, everyone is included. That's the approach the EU has taken. This is the approach the U.S. has taken. We've confirmed that with the U.K. in particular, and this is the approach we're taking as well.
So it's a neutral approach to what a government is. If a payment is made pursuant to an IBA or whatever else, it would have to be reported after the two-year deferral period ends.