Is it with respect to the NEB itself? Yes.
I think just as a casual observer, I see the NEB doing things like quarterly reviews of the energy outlook in Canada, for example, that are useful. Things like that are things really left to the marketplace, to consultants. I don't think the NEB needs to have a core of people providing reports on the energy outlook on a regular basis.
The NEB's role as a regulator under the NEB Act is to look at what is specified in the act. I alluded to the fact that the act itself calls on the NEB to determine if a project is feasible and to look at the economic impacts and things of that sort. I'm not sure that's something the NEB needs to worry about. I think its role should be to look at matters of public safety and environmental issues and things that are in that sort of area, not to be concerned with the viability of a project. That should be left to the risk-takers.