Yes, with respect to the previously utilized operational guidelines, those helped resource development, primarily exploration and prospecting, ensure that they could utilize operational guidelines for minor works within the requirements. Those commonly include things like drilling on ice, water takings, even up to dock structures that may be required for landing aircraft. Those types of things were useful because we could scope our activities to stay in line with them. Then if we needed more significant activities, we could engage the Department of Fisheries and Oceans for letters of advice.
Those standard mitigations are still useful to us. Understanding them and ensuring they're available to all companies and all users would be very useful.