You touched on the point that this is joint governance. I'll come back to that in a moment.
Obviously, the government made a deliberate choice to engage with the provinces. I'm sure conversations would have gone back and forth with your colleagues at the provincial level to utilize the existing legislative framework for offshore oil and gas. Why was that decision taken?
We sometimes hear colleagues, including those in the opposition, talk about not creating more bureaucracy and more redundancy. I see this as leveraging the strength of the existing offshore petroleum board. Can you speak explicitly to why the vehicle that was already in place was used and enhanced instead of creating a whole other regulatory agency?