Yes, absolutely. I may have misspoken, but I didn't intend to give the impression that we think everything is working well. We know that we have strides to make to gain the trust of Canadians and to be as transparent and as effective a regulator as Canadians deserve.
The question I was answering was whether or not we needed more resources to do that. The board got a significant increase in its resources in budget 2015, and we're working to implement those changes to our information systems, to modernize our processes, and to be the regulator that we think we can be. We're going there. We're maybe not there yet, but while systems are being built, we're doing what we can to fill in the gap, to be more transparent, and to demonstrate to Canadians that we are actually following up on the requirements we have, that we understand where they are, that we understand how companies are doing against those requirements, and that we're providing appropriate oversight.
On the things that are working well, I think what I'd rather say is that the board feels it has the appropriate resources to ensure that they will work very well for Canadians in the future. We're striving to get to that place.
On the membership of the board, the board is an organization, and the board members don't have any say in who gets named to the National Energy Board. That choice is made by the Governor in Council. We don't have an involvement in that process. Our members come from across the country, all the way from Labrador out to the west coast of Canada. We have a number of members who have significant experience in the north, but those choices are actually made by someone outside our organization.