And do they define that level now, or will they define it once an accident happens? Does that exist...? The struggle is to vote on a clause when we don't know what the standard of reference is. We don't know what it's referencing to. And that's flying a bit blindly, if you follow me.
If it says that this act orders a cleanup to happen and to pay for the remedial costs, and then when we ask what the standard of remediation is, it's referencing something that we can't see as legislators. Then it's irresponsible for us to vote for it. It's like saying that we're going to compensate to a sufficient level and we ask for a sufficient level, and that's decided by somebody else who hasn't written it down. We have no idea what “sufficient” might mean.