I don't think that at all. That's not at all true. Certainly, the indigenous consultation piece was important. Actually, the courts have helped to clarify, I think, the bar that needs to be set and achieved for projects moving forward. That will be of use to all future governments in that context.
We would all like to see the project come to fruition. As you know, the government bought the project due to the political uncertainty that was created in particular because of the position taken by the Government of British Columbia. We stepped up to ensure that this important piece of infrastructure is done. It is somewhat delayed, in part because of things like COVID and the floods that happened in British Columbia, but as you know, when we bought it, the CEO who ran it was doing so when it was a private entity, and it will be concluded soon—