My view is that the act is still overwhelmingly supportive of foreign investment in Canada. I think the record in the administration of the act shows that. The fact is that when the government made these announcements, it indicated very clearly that non-controlling acquisitions and investments by even state-owned enterprises were considered still to be positive.
The restrictions were put in place, to the extent that they are restrictions, because the minister still has an obligation to review, as I've said, any new transactions including those proposed from the oil sands sector.
I would also note that there's been a reduction in the value of resource markets around the world right now, which could also be an indication of why there hasn't been merger and acquisition activity. I think a quarter is a very short period of time to come to a generalization.