One of the main avenues we've been focusing on, on that front, is applying an economic lens to regulatory affairs. Again, as I mentioned in my opening remarks, this was something that was first proposed in the 2017 final report of the advisory council on economic growth—that regulators take into greater consideration the economic impact of what they're proposing and how they're regulating.
The main regulatory issue that I think international investors look at is the length of time it takes to get anything built and to get approval for major economic projects. There's a definite economic cost to that, which I don't think is always considered in regulatory processes. We would advocate for as much streamlining as can reasonably be achieved.