My first comment is that you're exactly right. I couldn't agree with you more. We here in New Brunswick cannot ignore the potential of what it could mean for this province, but at the end of the day, we have to make sure it's done right. I do take this personally. A lot of this activity is being done in my backyard. I represent the people around that area as their MLA. I take this very seriously, and I've said to many people that if we can't do this right, then we won't do it. But we just can't ignore the potential for this province to help pay down our $9 billion debt, to help pay for education and health costs, which are a burden in all the provinces.
We want to make sure we do it right. We actually have a committee, with industry, first nations, and government, that meets all the time. We just want to make sure at the end of the day that we do this right. We feel we have time to do this right. That's why we're going to B.C., and we've also talked about going to Pennsylvania at the end of February or the first week in March, talking to the regulatory people down there, getting the regulations, seeing why they have a moratorium down there. They can always make a positive out of a negative. Maybe it's not a nice thing to say, but you learn from people's mistakes. That's what we want to do here in the province.