In your testimony, Mr. von Mirbach, you said we basically don't have the technology to deal with a potential spill in the Arctic. I asked senior officials from the relevant government department at the last meeting, if we lined up four or five engineers, whether we could get a consensus on that. They were unable to answer that, just as they admitted they don't factor greenhouse gas implications into their regulatory decisions either—licensing, for example.
Do you think we can get consensus that there is no existing technology to deal with this?