I think it's very likely, because it's an opportunity available to foreign companies not available to Canadian companies. They have the opportunity to get huge amounts of damages, which aren't available.
My example of the Bilcon case is a good one. If it was a Canadian company that was upset with how the environmental assessment process worked, they would bring an application for judicial review through our court system. What would be available to them would be overturning the decision, or changing the decision, but they wouldn't get damages. It's not available to them. Instead, because it's a foreign company, they get to go to a private...if there are other problems with the system, or the way in which all the terms have been interpreted, then they get to ask for damages and get a lot of money.
So I think it's available to them, and they'll use it.