Yes. I am going to turn that into two questions, if I might.
The first is that in Quebec, while the law affecting hydrocarbons is part of the Mining Act, there are separate clauses in the legislation and something like 30 pages of regulations specific just to oil and gas.
The model in Quebec has been designed for exploration because there really hasn’t been any production of any note. So it's a system designed just for exploration. It's been extremely effective in Quebec for that purpose, and the proof is that we have been exploring for 30-some years in Quebec and people didn’t even know we were there.
In British Columbia, that industry is much more developed. The system there, the Oil and Gas Commission of British Columbia, was first incorporated sometime around 1980. So they've had quite some time to develop, and it is a more advanced model, because, of course, it's designed for exploration and production. I would agree that it would be a good model for Quebec to follow.