Can I just add one thing?
In most contract negotiations—for example, in the oil and gas sector—there is a clause that allows companies to fulfill their home-state laws. They're allowed to furnish information in accordance with home-state laws. In Canada we wouldn't want to encourage companies to modify that clause in any way to not allow them to furnish information in accordance with their home-state laws. When we've looked at hundreds and hundreds of publicly available contracts, we consistently see that clause in every contract, regardless of jurisdiction, including Angola and China, for example.
I think that's also very important. It's just keeping best practice in industry, which is to allow that home-state disclosure.