Obviously there are different countries and different jurisdictions that have different regimes when it comes to granting access to natural resources and managing that access to natural resources that they're providing to companies. My point on the specific case that happened in Newfoundland and Labrador--and it's certainly what our members are telling us--is that if you come up with policies and change the regime for accessing those natural resources, then it should be done in a way that's predictable, consistent, and in line with best regulatory practices--in other words, it applies to everybody.
In this specific case you're looking at right now, we weren't involved directly in those discussions in the way that David was, but my understanding is that our members want a predictable, rules-based system that applies fairly to everybody. I think that if Newfoundland and Labrador want to change the regime it's providing for accessing natural resources, including logging rights, that is certainly something that's within the rights of the province, but, again, there need to be rules around how--