That being the case, then, I would say that the less prescriptive we are in the formal arbitration process as to what must be included in it—not what can be included but what must be included—the more we leave the door open to those commercial negotiations occurring.
If we have a very prescriptive set in there of exactly what has to be covered in this agreement, we're actually making it much more difficult for the commercial negotiations to conclude. We have this backstop that's not really a backstop anymore; it becomes a piece of legislation that actually says what has to occur.