Thank you for the question.
It's a good discussion. We view the northern opportunity as largely more of a nascent industry. There really isn't a strong level of production. There are a number of challenges that exist accessing that resource. You've listed many. Foundationally, there needs to be the supporting infrastructure and programs that are in place to establish that framework for oil and gas companies to develop their northern leases. There also needs to be a willingness from the federal government to prioritize this as an area for development.
Largely when we're in a situation where we have a high-quality resource, but really limited access to it and some relatively significant risk in terms of accessing that resource, driven by the conditions of the area, groups need to come together collaboratively to find ways to reduce and eliminate that risk. Some of that part would be on the design, protocols and procedures of the industry, but we would also need a component from the federal government to enable that and create the supporting services and infrastructure that would position the investment to manage the risk, be profitable and deliver the local benefits.