Mr. Chairman, just to repeat back the question, basically the question at the core is.... There were comments about the project not being viable or the company not being viable. I would say, first off, just simply that I don't agree with that at all.
Where you can get more transparency, though—and it is a bit to wade through—is the corporate plans of both Trans Mountain and its owner, CDEV, which are filed with the Treasury Board. Those have all kinds of transparency about the financing and so forth associated with the company and with the third party banks. There is a guarantee in place by Canada of the borrowings. That is also well documented inside the corporate plans.
Right now, with the company in operation and basically proving itself every day, there are lots of avenues available to Trans Mountain to finance the company in a permanent fashion for the long term. That will be worked on, together with colleagues inside the Department of Finance, to find the optimal solution for Canada.
As I mentioned in my comments, one thing we're very focused on at the company is making sure Canada gets back all of its capital. The fundamental job one, after running the pipeline right and safe, is making sure the taxpayer is kept whole. Full stop. That's what we're focused on.