I assume that's for me, Mr. Chair.
If you take a look at the changes that the executive orders have made in the United States, the changes through their national regulator, they're substantially looking at accelerating reduction in terms of the regulatory requirements to proceed. That's not to say the U.S. model is the model that we would aspire to. What we're pointing to is this significant trend internationally in the U.S., the U.K. and France.
Every country has its own system, right? I need to be cautious, because each country does have its own system. We have a very strong federal and provincial environment in terms of energy policy overall, but there's definitely a trend line that other jurisdictions are moving to accelerate their regulatory processes to meet their energy needs, climate and security while, in Canada, we're not quite there yet. We're actually going the other way, as I pointed out in my statement.