Absolutely. My argument there would not be with the specific investors. It would be with the government for not providing clear direction and guidance ahead of time when it was clear that the investment would likely not go forward.
To be fair to the government, they were trying to follow a process, as Mr. Warner states, that would allow them to say no, so whether they intended to say no from the beginning or not, they had to go through the environmental protection process to allow them to deny that investment, and in doing so, they dragged the investors along potentially longer than they should have.