Okay. Thank you.
One issue that we talked to the government about when they were here on Tuesday is what the criteria are and what the process is by which the board makes a determination. As I understand it, first of all, the board recommends to the minister, and then the minister recommends to the cabinet whether or not a company is financially capable of responding to a spill.
Do you have specific criteria and a process or is this going to be done by regulation? The reason I'm raising the question is that you responded to a question from somebody else previously by saying that some of these issues can't be responded to yet because they are going to be done by regulation.
I put the question to the government. A normal process now when governments are developing complex bills is that they will also simultaneously begin looking at the potential regulations, because they give substance to the bill, and then at any staffing and training that may be necessary, so that the minute the bill becomes law it is actually effective. The government told us that they haven't started doing the regulations because there is no law yet.
Is it also the case for the NEB that you haven't given thought yet to what the implementing regulations will say?