Yes, we were. It's not going to affect us much.
I have to explain. Take a new uranium mine. We are dealing with uranium mines from cradle to grave. It means a 60- to 70-year relationship with a mine, with the mining operation, and with the community that lives around it, so we have always done environmental assessments.
More importantly, the mitigation that comes out from the environmental assessments is written into our licence conditions. Then we monitor it on an ongoing basis, on an annual basis, with inspectors, etc. So to us, it has always been the same. These changes make it a little bit more timely and clarify responsibilities.