I don't think adequate background research has been done. There's a boom and bust cycle associated with resource developments, as you know.
I haven't heard anybody today say anything about the detrimental side in the social, economic, and infrastructure levels to what will be an overwhelming industrialization of your region.
In order to get this gas out effectively—I'm repeating myself again—using unconventional methods, a large number of wells per square kilometre is required. One or two test wells in New Brunswick should tell you absolutely nothing at this point. Talk to me in ten years when you have 50,000 wells in New Brunswick and your roads and bridges need to be reconstructed, the local cost of living has gone through the roof, you can't find a hotel room—