Sure.
The debt that was used to finance the construction does represent a risk to taxpayers in the form of future revenues of the pipeline not being enough to cover the interest and repayment obligations of that debt. I do tend to be fairly optimistic for the oil and gas sector in Canada overall and anticipate that this is a project that will be used for several decades to come. If the pipeline is used, then it will generate sufficient revenue to cover these debt costs, both interest and future repayment.
If we use the pipeline, then taxpayers will not be on the hook directly for these increased costs. That really will be shifted, in large part, to producers in the form of higher tolls.