The concern is that TMX was supposed to be operating in 2019. Of course, your government had frozen the application, extended the timeline and redone indigenous consultation. The court ruled your indigenous consultation was insufficient, which is a challenge that is not unique to your government, certainly. It's one that other governments have faced before.
You gave the green light and the private sector proponent was still willing to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to try to get it built. Your government failed to provide the legal and political certainty that was required for them to go ahead and do that, so you bought it. We're currently three years behind what would have been the private sector timeline for operations.
Given your comments about dollars and investments flowing away from projects that your government has targeted to phase out and minimize, do you think that's the problem? Has the government made TMX an asset that no one wants to buy?