Sure. It doesn't matter whether it's the financing company or an intermediary company; that's not an uncommon structure in any corporate setting. There's nothing unusual about that. What you have to look at, Mr. Angus, is very simple. Look at the balance sheet of Trans Mountain. There's capital that's supporting the asset side. There's $35 billion in assets. They are big, round numbers. You have to get $35 billion of value for the company. That's what you have to look at. It's very simple.
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