Thank you for your questions. I think I have everything noted.
For your last question, the bill provides for the indexing of compensation levels. Additionally, the regulatory agencies have the ability to increase the level of financial liability if they determine that it is required on the basis of what has been presented to them.
Your first question was about the accidents on which we based our analysis. We reviewed the accidents that have happened in Canada and elsewhere in the world. It turns out that a comparison was quite difficult to do. Systems of jurisdiction are not the same in all cases. For example, compensation may involve people, companies, the environment, or it may even be the result of offences committed or the follow-up work required. Sometimes, there is also an oversight period following an accident. So it is difficult to compare the amounts exactly.
Our analysis shows that, for Canada, the amount of $1 billion is appropriate in our situation. The amount is the same as in Norway, the United Kingdom and Australia.
Do you have any other questions?