I'm going to follow up on some of the questions my colleague Mr. Albas was asking you, Mr. Greer.
Back in 2015 we had a provincial and a federal election in Alberta. One of the key themes was that we needed to buy the social licence so that we could get pipelines built in this country. A part of that social licence was a carbon pricing regime.
I see here from the data the analysts provided us with that since 2014 we have seen nearly 3,000 regulations added to the National Energy Board, and about 2,000 new regulations for Environment and Climate Change Canada.
Can you comment on whether you feel like the social licence has been bought in this country, or does it feel like we're getting the regulation and the pricing altogether?