I'll just comment on the issue of payments to aboriginal entities.
This was not part of our work together. It was a deliberate decision. It wasn't an oversight. We felt that this would be an undertaking that would require a lot more time, and it's not really the thrust behind the international movement behind transparency. No other jurisdiction in the world goes to that level, so it's a unique kind of feature of this particular act.
We are pleased that the government listened to us and delayed implementation for two years to allow further consultation with aboriginal governments, which we think is really important. We've been having many conversations with aboriginal groups and entities about this ourselves.
In the end, I think transparency is always valuable, and the more transparency the better. While I think at our board table there would be broad support in principle for including that, it's how we get there that I think is also very critical for our industry. We wouldn't want to be finding ourselves in any way in conflict with aboriginal governments with whom we deal on a daily basis, so taking more time is critical.