If a company tried to call something a nuclear incident to avoid having to pay any compensation, they would have to go in front of a Canadian court--it wouldn't be that tribunal we talked about before. It would not be to prove subclause 16(2) but to prove that Bill C-20 now applies to their situation, and if they can prove it under the definition of what a nuclear incident is under this bill, then they would be forgiven any damages that they would normally have to pay under a contract. That is where that would get proven.
I'm trying to find out who would make that decision.