Again, as far as the comfort letters are concerned, we would work with Canada Revenue Agency to seek to encourage them to consider that comfort letter in their debate or argument with the taxpayer, and our belief would be that Canada Revenue Agency would take the comfort letter into account, so it ought not to be an issue or a subject of a debate. If it's something else, which is an idea that's sort of internally generated but not in the public domain, then Revenue Canada would apply the law as enacted without reference to any possible technical change we have in our internal inventory.
On March 23rd, 2010. See this statement in context.