That was indeed one of the factors that went into our recommendation of the $650-million limit. There was quite a wide range in that study of what the potential impacts might be, even in a worst-case scenario. We took that into account in coming up with the $650 million.
There were really three key factors that went into that recommendation. One was best international practice, which the minister has already talked about, in terms of $500 million being the average internationally. Another was the study we asked for from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission on worst-cost possibilities in Canada, which gave us quite a wide range, from $1 million to $300 million for worst-case scenarios. Finally was the availability we believe is out there of insurance coverage for the operators.
We took those three factors together and can include them in the material we've promised to the committee. They led us to the recommendation of $650 million.