I didn't want to cut you off, but I wanted to tell you that someone, whom I find quite credible, came to speak to us earlier this week or last week. I'm referring to Rory Johnston, who is also doing studies on opportunities and markets for the oil sector.
I also spoke to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources about Mr. Johnston.
Exploring markets goes hand in hand with infrastructure. If you don't have the infrastructure, you don't have access to markets. So I assume those are variables that you have to consider. Is that correct?
When the government wants to get involved in infrastructure construction and major projects, what is its starting point if it doesn't have analyses showing that these projects are viable and cost-effective, and that the economic impact of that infrastructure can be beneficial for all Canadians?
That's pretty scary, isn't it?
Isn't that the role of the regulator?