In clause 17, on the environmental contamination time after an accident.... I'm sorry, I'm trying to understand this.
A tribunal will exist until the cleanup is done and all the claims have been filed. It seems inordinately expensive to keep a tribunal going, potentially, for one claimant. If it happens in Ontario, then the Province of Ontario is the principal claimant for environmental damage, I would imagine. I'm trying to imagine the scenario. Suppose they estimate that it's going to take 50 years. It seems a strange process to say that if it's going to take 50 years, and the only way to compensate you is if the tribunal exists, then we're going to keep the tribunal running until you've finished cleaning the environment.