This is a question for Mr. Mowry. You spoke about desired changes to the 1976 Canadian Nuclear Liability Act. Presently we have the polluter-pays model. The operator pays for on-site and off-site damages from the accident, without having to prove negligence. In turn, the public is guaranteed an expedited claims process and the right to collect.
Given the history of the company B&W, the fact of the Three Mile Island accident, and the fact that the company went bankrupt in February of 2000 due to asbestos claims, I'm concerned about what changes you would be proposing to the 1976 act.
Could you elaborate briefly on that?