In essence, the issue is that the government killed the business case by over-regulating it. It wasn't theoretically wrong when it said there was no business case, but it should have added that it was based on the laws that were added on the books to make it so that there were no business cases.
Germany, Japan, India, Poland and a lot of countries in Asia and Europe—our allies—have been asking for access to Canadian resources. They have been asking for the reliability and stability in supply that Canada can offer. Unfortunately, for the last decade, the government has been saying no. We feel that there's finally a bit of a shift. It's good to see that shift happen, but it is 10 years too late.