Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'm just going to go back to the line of questioning that I was asking. The price, the value that you have put on this pipeline, is based on the present value of 40 years based on certain risk. Now, let's assume that there is an interested buyer who will come forward in the next five years. We're doing a hypothetical situation everywhere, so let's say that in the next five years, an interested buyer comes in.
Can you tell me what elements of the risk that you had taken into account in your calculation could have been eliminated? For instance, would the toll at that time have been finalized, or would the utilization be finalized? Would our position on the discount rate be a little more clarified?
To me, those could position us to make a decision at that time, because I don't think—with all the respect that I have for you, your office, and your work—any buyer is going to come and say, “You know what? The PBO said it's going to be $29 billion, so I'm not going to pay more than that.”
Can you comment on all the variables that you've taken into account?