Well, it is my understanding that under the previous act and the limits there, the pool of insurers, the Nuclear Insurance Association of Canada, was able to handle the requirements, and the premiums were paid on that basis. As it goes up to $1 billion, the view of industry is that, as in any market, a little more competition might help. It has been a kind of monopoly by the small group of insuring companies, and this might be a good way of seeing if there's enough competition to bring down the premium. I think, like individuals in their households, industry looks to try to see a better deal when it comes to premium paying. So that was the main driver behind it.
On June 5th, 2014. See this statement in context.