The oil companies are required to submit to us demonstration of financial capability to deal with anything that might go wrong or occur with the well. In our regime it would be similar to what happened in the Gulf of Mexico. The operator has full responsibility for any costs associated with that.
On the only kind of legacy involvement, in Newfoundland and Labrador we implemented research and development education and training guidelines in 2004 that require the companies to spend a certain percentage of their through-put on research and development education training. That's decided on a kind of a rolling-average basis. That effectively means that the three production operations we have in Newfoundland and Labrador at this time will collectively invest about $30 million on an annual basis in research and development or education and training.