It has been a subject of great concern in our city because little is known about dilbit and the ultimate impact of dilbit if there is a spill. Certainly the condensate is said to be a proprietary secret as to exactly what chemicals are in the condensate that allows them to have the viscosity to move through the pipe, which is again an issue of significant concern because there are a great many unknowns as to the impact this might have on our ecology.
Ultimately, the federal government does have the power to do this. You heard the industry saying, “Well, if someone is going to refine it and we can sell it to the refinery, we'll do that,” but the problem is that there's no responsibility being taken by the industry for building the infrastructure here in Canada. It would provide a secondary industry, and one that would make products safer to move, wherever it was going to go. I don't think there has been an adequate explanation of why we shouldn't take the environmental responsibility for making that product safe to use right here in the country that's producing it.