At this point, our shareholder vote is on April 26, which is next Wednesday. That is a proposal for us to separate into two world-class companies that would both be headquartered in Canada. At the moment, it's in shareholders' hands as to whether that vote will go through. Obviously, we have the protection of our A-class shareholders, but we'll see how that vote goes next Wednesday.
To your question on Bill C-34, it's unlikely that we will see that updated in time, obviously, to play a role in this particular situation. At the same time, that's not what we're directly asking for, as I mentioned previously. We are in a position where we are highlighting to the government the issues in this potentially foreign takeover by a company that has a terrible track record in human rights, labour abuse and corruption. We would expect that the Government of Canada would look very closely at approving that transaction.
If it were to go ahead.... At the moment, we believe it will not. It has been unanimously voted down by our board on two occasions. At the moment, all of our defences are up in terms of this not happening, but if it were successful and it went through to a regulatory review and there were changes, that review could happen earlier. If that review did not allow those powers to change, then obviously it would still need to go through a fairly extensive review in Canada under the ICA.
Thanks.