Yes. Thank you.
Fair access is paramount. It is a public resource, and it is managed as such. I'm all for fair access, but fair access and the management of a resource have to be based.... There are a lot of variables—adjacency, historical attachment, viability of current enterprises—and I think those are the key factors. To manage a resource, access is always going to be a political hotbed. There are always groups looking for fish.
However, I think we have to look at the whole picture and ask this: What road do we go down to give that access to different groups?