At what point and where can the Government of Canada say to the Canadian people every year, adding up all the potential damages and the costs that we may be on the hook for, “These are our current standing liabilities, this is what we may, in the unlikely event of a nuclear accident, be on the hook for”? Where can that appear? Why would it not appear in conjunction with an act like Bill C-20?
I understand the point of the limited liability is that this is all that can be made liable under Bill C-20, but there may be more, and there is an estimation. This whole thing has to be based on the idea that there's about this much needing to be paid out in the event of a nuclear accident, right? That's the whole premise of the bill.
We also would want to know, because we've talked about what damages would be covered under Bill C-20, which ones wouldn't. I think it's a worthwhile exercise for the Canadian people to know, of those that wouldn't be covered, this is what sits on the books right now for liabilities for the Canadian government.