Your question has two parts.
First, you implicitly question the strength of the Trans Mountain project. We considered the cash flow associated with that asset and have done a tremendous amount of analysis on the issue prior to providing the company with a $10 billion loan guarantee. We are quite confident that this corporation will be able to manage such a debt very well, and our department does not believe that this guarantee represents a significant financial risk. We are very comfortable with that.
As for the second part of your question, the construction process is moving along fairly well. The government intends to eventually sell this asset. When the construction of this huge, complex and difficult project is complete, I think the time will come to sell this asset, since the government does not necessarily need to own a pipeline of this kind.