We've made comments about that. My colleague Mr. Hamill mentioned that, as you and most of your committee members would know, any business needs as much predictability as possible. If the lay of the land is changing on the spur of the moment, there is no incentive to invest or to continue along that path. It would have a very chilling effect on the industry, especially as we keep saying that things are working well as they are right now. This would be viewed as, frankly, a punitive or a difficult, very disruptive act on behalf of the government.
Declan, could you—