Okay, I'll follow up on something you were referring to earlier on this. In looking at the financial requirements portion of the bill, it mentions that the NEB may consider companies' financial statements, letters of credit, bonds, insurance, etc.
Remembering back to one of the iterations when I was on committee when we did nuclear liability, they said insurance was at times difficult to get. They had a very specialized market.
Perhaps you could explain a little bit about the flexibility, the options that will be looked at, when the board will say that you have enough money and you just don't need an insurance policy, and it runs through a variety of things. Again, as someone who is not a finance specialist, what are we looking at here? Are they going to say, “Okay, if they need it, these guys can tap a billion dollars fairly quickly”?