Yes, I think we could by adding language in the proposed amendments with respect to.... There are a couple of things. In the first amendment you would only want to make information available if the joint venture goes ahead. That's first and foremost. If it's withdrawn, then that information won't be made public. It may be considered, but it won't go forward. At the end of the amendment, it would be highly desirable that we include that, so it reads “a public summary of the conclusions of the report that does not include any confidential information”.
On October 3rd, 2017. See this statement in context.