I think Mr. Shaw a number of years ago indicated exactly that point. It's not necessarily a cost, as such, but it's a check mark; in other words, that when you're looking for investment, people see any regulatory restrictions as something they have to be concerned about and look at, to determine what the efficiency of the investment is.
There are foreign investment limitations when you are raising capital. Absolutely, you have to raise significant amounts of capital outside of Canada, from capital pools. We couldn't have spent $6 billion over the last decade without having to go to foreign markets to raise much of that capital. We have done some significant bond deals in the past year of over $1 billion in Canadian and U.S. markets.
It's a very important issue for us in terms of being able to raise the capital in the first place and then being able to attract investors of the kind we want to attract.