As I'm sure you know, there's a background of that kind of collaboration happening even among competitive proponents and developers in the oil sands industry. Certainly unlocking in situ development in the oil sands in the early 2000s was being done actively between the private and public sector, academics, pioneering investors, and oil and gas developers. With their technical alliances and their innovation alliances, a lot of them are doing that kind of work collaboratively, where they can, already.
I would want to avoid duplication of information that a company like yours or other oil and gas developers are already providing and feeding into provincial and territorial regulatory systems. What I'm trying to get at is that if this is really just a function of the federal government—a mandate or instruction, as you pointed out, working collaboratively with these other levels of government just to say.... Obviously in the front end they've got to work with private sector companies to determine what would be proprietary and what wouldn't be. Then maybe is it just that the feds have to give the instruction that they are looking for this information, and when it is submitted through the provincial and territorial regulatory process, they should just shoot it over to the feds, to whatever hopefully existing department?