Thank you very much.
Your answer makes me think of what a witness said to the committee a few weeks ago. He spoke about gaining a solid grasp, which we don't necessarily have, of the threats in the Arctic, including melting ice and climate change.
This witness, whose name I don't remember, told us that it wasn't very likely that navigating in Arctic waters would be possible even though the ice is melting, because it remains a very hostile environment for all navigation. Therefore, we must be careful about planning development thinking that there are navigable routes in the Arctic due to the melting ice.
I don't know if you have any information on this. Do you wish to comment?