Yes, there's a lot to that question, so let me step back.
I think one of the things that capital markets look for is a reasonable return for a reasonable risk. When you think of what's important to capital markets in major investments, you see that we look for levels of predictability, stability and certainty. If the hurdle is set at a certain height, that's fine. We just want to know that it's not a moving target.
I think one of the challenges we face here, and have faced here for some time now, is a bit of the unpredictability and uncertainty, which then, quite frankly, scares away capital. With the resources and the opportunities that I think the country has, and with what I believe is a leadership position that we can take both home and abroad, I applaud any efforts to get a greater level of predictability and certainty so that those of us who participate in the capital markets can do what we do best: bring technology and bring investment dollars to develop the resources of this great country.