Thank you for that, but we have to acknowledge that what we're seeing right now is basically the set-up of a shell company through the Trans Mountain financials, which makes it really easy, in my opinion, for the government to simply erase the debt. The Export Development Act allows a minister to simply order the debt disappeared.
Is this what you were factoring in when deciding to let go of the net present value analysis? Poof—the debt is gone. My concern is that the project will still lose money.
I know you talked about it really being the price a buyer is willing to pay, but it feels like it's now muddier and harder for Canadians to understand what that will actually look like for them in terms of the taxpayer money they have invested.