They are all time sensitive. All of the agreements made in the Northwest Territories depend on the length of the mine life. The royalties and taxation, which return to the federal government, are not time sensitive. In fact, the faster you take the stuff out of the ground, the more money the federal government makes out of those mines. This department seems to have a conflict with regard to natural resources issues in the Northwest Territories and other places.
I'm going to go on to another question on regulatory issues. When the McCrank report came back, its first recommendation was to institute land use plans. We have the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act. But the act's land use plan has never been implemented in a way that would allow it to work along with the regulatory system. Do you not agree that this is the primary problem with the regulatory system in the Northwest Territories?