It's important to understand that most of those spills were extremely small in nature. To reach the threshold of what we call a significant event, a spill greater than 50 barrels of oil, in only two instances were there really substantial spills throughout that entire period. One of the spills that occurred between 2002 and 2013 constituted over 50% of the total volume. So we clearly need to be ready for that sort of circumstance, which I think the bill considers. We also need to recognize that we don't want to, as I suggested earlier, induce stranded capital available in terms of the costs associated with the great majority of those spills, which, while over 50 barrels of oil, are not huge in terms of what they represent, in terms of total spill volumes.
On March 31st, 2015. See this statement in context.