Yes, I would agree with that. I would say that many Canadians are really unaware of pipelines, given that they are buried. In fact, we did a recent survey, out of interest, of 3,000 Canadians. A very large percentage still believe that they are above ground, and since they never see them, they don't think they're really there, which is interesting. I think that goes to the heart of the fact that they are largely very safe and operate daily without any awareness for folks around them that they're actually there.
I would add that in the history of public hearings it's noteworthy that the types of issues raised into the late 1980s were largely economic rather than anything related to land. So there's a very important environmental awareness, issues that should be addressed with respect to the pipeline construction, but we do need to be very deliberate and clear about the scope of those decisions and what really matters at the time.