I think the intent of both PV-2 and NDP-3 are good. They're great, although I would argue whether they should go into the act, hard-wire it in, versus being in regulation, which gives you a bit more flexibility.
In regard to the flexibility that putting it in the regulations allows, there's going to be a national advisory panel on MPA standards, and they'll actually, we would presume, drill down deeper into what should be in the regulations and what shouldn't be in the regulations. If we didn't have that process under way, we could support PV-2 and discuss whether it'd be PV-2 or NDP-3. But with that process under way, I think we'd be better just to stand back, let that process take place, and then see what emerges in the regulations.