It absolutely depends on implementation and design. For a company like MEG Energy, as we alluded to earlier, our ability to develop our resources—I believe in the regulatory approval process we have up to 500,000 barrels per day in process—in such a way that they are developed at 30% below industry average depends on our ability to attract investment to Alberta and to Canada.
When there is a hard emissions limit, however that's designed—we don't necessarily know as of yet, because the implementation details have yet to be released—we need to be able to see a clear pathway to compliance for our operations to be able to develop under that limit. For us, we have to convince international investors to come to Alberta and we have to convince them that our projects will be able to be developed under such a limit. Until such time as we have that policy clarity, I don't believe we could necessarily comment.