If it's okay with Mr. Waterman, I have a couple of comments, and then perhaps he can add.
Specifically, we appreciate the federal government's commitment to assist the industry on a go-forward basis in a collaborative way around methane reduction. It is key, it is important—we recognize that—from several different perspectives. First, it is important from an investment perspective and investors are increasingly paying attention to this. Second, it's very important around Canadian expectations and global expectations. Third, it's important just from a purely practical standpoint. We need to move forward with developing a resource Canadians are still relying on, but yet do so in a truly responsible manner. That program does benefit.
The issue we have with the program, as I think Mr. Waterman indicated, is that at this point the loan component of that program is unlikely to be accessed, given the current state of the industry. Any situation that can convert that into a grant program will have two benefits immediately. It will help Canadian workers as industry accesses that program and puts those people to work, and it will reduce GHG emissions within the Canadian context, thus contributing to the global concern and problem we have there.