We did a fair bit of work establishing and evaluating them, and I know that the committee heard us speak to this, but certainly the $1-billion absolute liability cap is really only the absolute without fault or negligence. Of course the damages that are due from any company who is at fault or negligent are unlimited and continue to be unlimited, consistent with the polluter pay principle.
The focus on the absolute liability is really for the amount that's considered without fault or negligence. In that particular instance the $1-billion amount for Canada would be quite consistent with, if not among, the highest in the world. The other countries that are of a similar nature and have a similar offshore regime have much smaller amounts and use strict liability. Some, like Australia, have neither.
In the instance of our offshore, thankfully we only have a number of projects. The projects have been developed by fairly large operators that have safe and very effective regimes in which they operate. We've only had a limited number of incidents in which there's been a release of oil into the environment. I think the largest one was—