I think you're right. Having regulatory overlaps is a problem. When we have jurisdictions competing to set rules where previously there were thought to be jurisdictional boundaries and those no longer exist, that just creates extra uncertainty for industry, extra layers of burden. Yes, harmonizing but respecting jurisdictions where they exist is an important way to do that because it's very challenging for business. In your case, when you are referring to oil and gas, whereas traditionally the Alberta Energy Regulator was tackling upstream emissions, that's now being considered through the federal lens, which certainly creates uncertainty.
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