I'll let others answer that.
If we don't get it right, business and shareholders will require CEOs like me, Geoff and others to re-evaluate whether or not Canada is a place where we should be doing business. As Canadians, we never want to do that, but if we can't make a business viable in Canada, we would have to continue to try to grow it in a different jurisdiction. Obviously none of us want that.
I have built hundreds of megawatts of crypto mining with participation by many utilities in many communities to do this. I know there's negative publicity around it, but there's also positive publicity. Most of that negative publicity is around U.S. operations, not Canadian operations. The media pick up on a lot of things that are happening with our neighbours. It's not particularly happening in Canada.
What's at risk, just to answer your question, is that we would have to make choices with respect to capital expenditure and the future of our companies operating in Canada.