I'm glad you asked that question, because my view is that I don't think it's going to help much. Even though I recognize that it was there to help, I don't think it helps much, because in two years the insurance situation could change. There could be an accident involving a short line, and that could be a provincial short line, by the way, but the insurance market could change as a result of that, because there would be a change in the perceived risk by the insurance industry. All of a sudden the cost of that same amount of insurance is higher next year than it is this year, so it's a difficult thing.
What I guess I'm signalling is that there is a real need for the bill to have a mechanism so that somebody can decide what makes sense. That's what we'd be asking for.