There's a lot behind that as to what the entity would look like, how it would be structured, and how you would hammer out the details and description of the assets and resources, and so on. These aren't necessarily easy questions. They're different analyses that are brought to the table, but, yes, we need to do this.
I would argue that it's fundamental to competition to have this. Right now, to speak from a very selfish perspective of my industry's interests, Canadians have very little understanding of the value proposition of natural gas. If there are better datasets out there that are seen as independent and credible, I think it would deeply improve that understanding.
I appeared before a Senate committee a couple of years ago, and the chairman of the Senate committee that was doing an energy study asked me why I was appearing. He said he was a member from the province of Quebec and Quebec didn't use fossil fuels, that Quebec was dependent on hydroelectricity. I had to point out to him at the time that a majority of Quebec's energy came from fossil fuels. We have challenges.