We're here talking to you and Parliament is debating the bill, so it's an open question. I think that irrespective of the price environment that the oil and gas industry receives for the product that they're offering to the market, there's an expectation that safety is a priority, that we have safe systems, and that companies are prepared for what costs might come from moving those goods and ensuring that we have adequate prevention, preparedness, and liability regimes to protect those.
Certainly in lower price environments it probably has a higher implication. In higher price environments it might have a lesser implication, but at the end of the day safety remains the same irrespective of the price that's being had by the producers. I'm sure they will have a different view. Some of the witnesses who are coming are from the pipeline industry. Others may have a more precise answer to your question.
Our analysis and our discussions to date with much of the industry and the financial industry, and the communities that would be implicated in this suggest that what's being proposed is in the realm of the way businesses currently operate and in the circumstances they would be expected to operate.