Well, first of all, it's the remoteness, and the high cost of doing any type of business in that part of Canada, in the Arctic. Geographically, we're closer to Asia than to the rest of Canada, if you look at it.
Again, it's the high cost of conducting business where we are, as well as what I pointed out in my initial comments. Regardless of who the federal government is, there is a lack of clear planning, or a clear commitment to Canada's Arctic.
The four Inuit regions cover 38% of Canada's land mass. We have 50% of Canada's coastline within our four regions. There is no approach, strategy or plan with any of us to have development on a consistent basis. It's all ad hoc. It's all on a whim. There is no 20-year forecast, or vision, etc., regardless of what resource we're talking about.
As I said, we've been sitting on stranded oil and gas for 50 years now.
Part of the problem with Canada's system is that when it allows a company to explore—