I believe so.
I think there's a glimpse of hope for us in the industry when we look at the MOU being signed, but now the April 1 deadline has come and gone and we're questioning if it is dead in the water. We need to have some kind of signal, and the signal would be rectifying some of the policies that are standing in our way.
I'll give you a prime example. Last week, I was part of a meeting in the United States, and a large energy-producing company said, “Look, we're not even looking at Canada right now.” Even though our companies presented that we had the lowest emissions on LNG, it's our policy regulations that are creating instability and making it not profitable for companies to come in and invest in us. To hear this today in 2026 is extremely disheartening.