Your concern seems to be related to having an independent judge hear the matter, and that is exactly what's going to happen, because these applications are going to be brought to the Federal Court or to the superior court of a province, and the judges are appointed to be independent decision-makers in that regard and have particular expertise, as determined by the courts. That is built into the mechanism, and that is why we have recourse to the courts already established to deal with that.
The provincial courts, for instance, have special expertise. This is considered an equitable remedy at law, and provincial courts have specialized expertise in dealing with equitable remedies. The federal court likewise has provisions dealing with interlocutory injunctions, interim injunctions. and appeals therefrom, so it would be practically impossible to do this from an administrative-type situation. But I think you can rest assured that cases do proceed on an expedited basis, especially when they involve injunctions. It's just the nature of the beast.